They may be clear at the top of the Premier League but not everything in Chelsea's garden is rosy, according to the Sun. It reports that the Blues "are facing a body blow, with both Eden Hazard and Diego Costa set to leave this summer."

Hazard has been strongly linked with Real Madrid, and the Sun says they "appear increasingly confident of signing the playmaker for a world-record £100 million" with his Chelsea teammates "concerned this will be his final season in the Premier League."

The Mirror echoes that analysis, reporting that Bernabeu chiefs "feel they are getting encouraging signs that the Belgium international will be ready to leave at the end of the season if the Blues clinch the Premier League title." Costa, the Sun adds, is also likely to be on the move after having said he is happy at Chelsea but is "not saying I'm happy with my life in London, because that is something totally different." Chelsea could be set to lose both Diego Costa and Eden Hazard in the summer, according to reports. At the heart of that, apparently, is the often gloomy weather, with the Sun quoting a source as saying: "Even though it has been nice for the past few days, sometimes you can go for more than a week without seeing the sun shine. It affects him."