Lille boss Rudi Garcia has said that he is "proud" to have played a part in Eden Hazard's fledgling career.
The Belgian star, who has scored 17 goals this season, is likely to make a decision on his future tonight, with Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea battling for his signature.
Garcia said that there is not much point in trying to replace the 21-year-old winger, who he described as a "unique" talent.
"Eden Hazard has an irreplaceable style," said Garcia. "There's no point in looking for someone to replace him that has his qualitites and his level. He's unique!
"I am proud to have taken my part in his progress. I often said he would be one of Europe's greatest players. He's an exceptional player who made history at the club. We will celebrate him."
Hazard has been named Ligue 1's Player of the Year for the past two seasons.
