Frustrated by his past failures, Chelsea star Eden Hazard has been urged to finally stamp his mark on the Champions League.

While Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Neymar have cemented their legendary status with headline-stealing performances in Europe's elite club competition, Hazard remains one of the tournament's biggest enigmas.

Hazard's quality is without question and the Belgian midfielder has been shortlisted for the 2017 Ballon d'Or award after playing a key role in Chelsea's Premier League title triumph last season.

But despite tormenting defenders in domestic competitions, since Hazard made his Champions League debut with Lille in 2011, the game's grandest stage has seen frustratingly few glimpses of that exquisite talent.

With that in mind, Chelsea's clash with Roma on Wednesday offers Hazard a chance to change the narrative.