Eden Hazard is reaching the incredible standards of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo with his ‘ dancing feet ’ , says Graeme Souness . The Chelsea star reached 100 Premier League appearances for the Blues at QPR on Sunday and has been lauded for his fine performances for Jose Mourinho ’ s side this season . Sky Sports pundit Souness believes Hazard , who has 35 goals and 25 assists in his century of Premier League games , will be named the PFA Player of the Year . Eden Hazard celebrates after scoring a fine individual goal in Chelsea 's 3-2 win against Hull in March . ‘ He ’ s got dancing feet hasn ’ t he ? When he runs with the ball it ’ s never more than nine inches away from his feet , ’ Souness told Sky Sports . ‘ So if you ’ re a defender , the minute you stick out a foot , he ’ s skipped past you , ’ added Souness . ‘ He ’ s got great feet and looks to be a strong boy too . If you look at him he ’ s all there , if he wants to stand up to challenges he definitely can. ’ Having grown into an integral part of Chelsea ’ s attack , Souness compares the rapid Belgian with leading world stars such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo . Hazard warms up at Loftus Road ahead of the clash with QPR , his 100th Premier League game for Chelsea . Jose Mourinho believes that 'it should n't even be a debate ' that Hazard should claim PFA Player of the Year . ‘ The way he goes past players , he makes good players look ordinary . He ’ s a bit like Messi and Ronaldo in that when you see them go past people , you think “ that ’ s bad defending ” , but no it ’ s not not . These guys are just that good and Hazard is close to that category. ’ ‘ He certainly needs more goals for me but he ’ s one of the few players that gets you on the edge of your seat every time you watch him play , ’ added Souness . ‘ I still think there is much more to come from him in the future. ’ Hazard controls the ball under pressure from Stoke midfielder Stephen Ireland at Stamford Bridge .
Chelsea star Eden Hazard made his 100th top-flight appearance at QPR . The Blues were held to a goalless draw by the London side in their last game of 2014 before they won promotion back into the Premier League.