Chelsea attacker Eden Hazard said he believes he can still improve at Stamford Bridge.
Hazard has flourished since arriving from Ligue 1 side Lille in June 2012 for a reported fee of around £32million, scoring 23 goals in two full Premier League campaigns.
The Belgium international was awarded Chelsea s Player of the Year award last season, while he also won the PFA s Young Player of the Year gong after netting 14 goals in 35 league appearances.
Hazard has already scored once in Chelsea s four league matches this term.
Chelsea are eager to tie the 23-year-old down to fresh terms, with manager Jose Mourinho confirming talks are underway over a new long-term deal as a result of his fine performances.
However, Hazard said there is room to improve as he attempts to win the Premier League title.
I can be better. Last season was very good, and the first season [at Chelsea] as well. Now I am in the third season and if I can win trophies, it could be better, Hazard told Sky Sports.
Personally, if I continue like this and score more goals and make more assists, but most important is trophies at the end.
Hazard also revealed Chelsea s UEFA Champions League success in 2012 was a factor behind his decision to make the move to London.
Yes [it enhanced my ambition to play for Chelsea]. When they won the Champions League, after that season, I chose Chelsea, he said.
Now I am very happy. I hope we can win the Champions League again.