Ray Wilkins says he will give up his Chelsea season ticket if the club sells Eden Hazard.
As reports regarding a summer sale of the Belgian playmaker to Real Madrid continue, former Blues player and coach Wilkins has labelled the 26-year-old as 'irreplaceable'.
Wilkins believes Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich would be mad to offload such a player simply for a nice amount of money.
"It looks a very good front page, but that's about as far as it goes," he said.
"For Chelsea to lose Hazard, who is one of the five best players on the planet, they would have to replace this guy and he is irreplaceable at this moment in time.
"He's a wonderfully gifted footballer and why would Chelsea want to give him up? I don't see there's any money out there…Roman Abramovich has an enormous amount of money himself.
"I couldn't give a monkey's what they offer. Chelsea wish to be the best club on the planet and they're heading in the right direction.
"What they've done over the past 10-12 years has been nothing short of phenomenal, so if you want to be the best why sell the best? They'll never get there if they sell Eden Hazard, who has been absolutely brilliant."
Wilkins added: "I would imagine Mr Abramovich would not even consider any offer that comes in.
"You cannot replace him. If they sell him I'll give up my season ticket. He's that important."