Eden Hazard, the former Chelsea player, has revealed that his experience under Antonio Conte was challenging. Conte served as Chelsea’s head coach for two years, during which Hazard, the club’s standout performer, experienced feelings of frustration and anger. Despite securing a league title and an FA Cup during Conte’s tenure, the Italian’s strict and monotonous training regime prompted Hazard to voice his concerns about the coaching style. In a discussion with the YouTube channel ‘Zack,’ Hazard expressed that it was tough to adapt to Conte’s training techniques. When Antonio Conte joined Chelsea, it was challenging. During the initial training sessions, we endured a significant amount of physical strain. “We traveled to Los Angeles over the summer.” The temperature was high. We practiced in the morning and afternoon… at the start of the season, we suffered a defeat to Arsenal. After that, everything transformed. We switched to a formation with five defenders. N’Golo Kanté was a formidable force in midfield. He remarked, “The training sessions were intense, but they prepared us perfectly for the matches, which is why we triumphed in the championship.”