Eden Hazard has pledged his future to Chelsea amid suggestions Paris St Germain still aspire to lure the Belgium international back to Ligue 1.

The attacker, whose nine goals this season have established him as Chelsea’s leading scorer, has been in scintillating form over recent weeks as the Londoners have mustered a six-game winning streak in all competitions. PSG’s interest was mooted in France earlier this month, but Hazard has stressed he has no intention of leaving Stamford Bridge mid-season and neither does he envisage departing in the summer.

“In every transfer window for the last four years people have been saying I’m going here or there,” Hazard, a €38.7 million signing from Lille whose contract in London runs to 2017, told the French television show, Téléfoot. “It was already like that when I was at Lille. Paris keep cropping up in the rumours, because they’re a club with money, a big club. But I’m at Chelsea, I play all the time, and I like it here.

“There’s no chance of seeing me leave in this mid-winter window. Even in the summer, I don’t have any desire to leave. I’m doing well here. I think this is the best place for my game to develop and progress.” His words echo those of José Mourinho, who had indicated earlier this month that the player’s value had soared while at Chelsea, with the club intent upon retaining one of their most consistently impressive performers.

The London club do hope to lure another talent from French football this week, with talks progressing with St Etienne over their highly regarded teenage defender Kurt Zouma. Chelsea hope a deal can be struck at around €13.3m (£11m) for the 19-year-old this week – a player who has attracted interest from Manchester United, AS Monaco and Arsenal in the past – though the centre-half may remain at his current club until the end of the season.