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#1 Isco
Probably the player in the world who is closest to Hazard in terms of playing style, it is only natural that Chelsea look to Isco as a replacement for Hazard.
But like Hazard, Isco is limited by the style of the team he plays for. In the Spanish national team, where it is a lot of quick passes and flicks, he is phenomenal. But in Real Madrid, where there are a lot more crosses and long balls over the top, he looks a bit lost.
After winning the Champions League, Real Madrid will definitely turn to the league next season and in a 38-match long season, their current team hasn't worked. They will look to strengthen their squad, and it can only be funded by getting rid of a few.
Isco seems to spend a lot more time on the bench of late, and is not getting enough minutes to keep him happy. It is understandable that he wants a move away from the club and somewhere he will surely start.
What better place than Chelsea then? But it will come down a lot to who is in charge there next season. If Chelsea remain under Conte, it is not easy to picture this happen. Under an attacking manager like Sarri, it will be the best case scenario for both the parties involved.
