Crystal Palace striker Michy Batshuayi hits out Roy Hodgson for "trusting" Jordan Ayew than him

EDITORIAL USE ONLY No use with unauthorised audio, video, data, fixture lists (outside the EU), club/league logos or “live” services. Online in-match use limited to 45 images (+15 in extra time). No use to emulate moving images. No use in betting, games oMandatory Credit: Photo by Javier Garcia/BPI/Shutterstock (10081192aj)Michy Batshuayi of Crystal Palace replaces Jordan Ayew of Crystal Palace for his debutCrystal Palace v Fulham, Premier League, Football, Selhurst Park, London, UK – 02 Feb 2019Michy Batshuayi has lashed out at Roy Hodgson for his lack of trust at Crystal Palace with Jordan Ayew and Christian Benteke preferred upfront at his expense.Batshuayi, 27, who is on loan from Chelsea, has struggled for game time under Hodgson since joining.However, the striker was picked to start Belgium World Cup qualifier against Belarus on Tuesday where he impressed.The former Marseille striker has netted an impressive 22goals in 33 internationals for Belgium, more than hes managed in the last five club seasons in total.He has criticized Palace boss Roy Hodgson for his lack of trust – which has been reposed in Ghana striker Jordan Ayew and his Belgian international teammate Christian Benteke.I get a breath of renewed energy when I come into the national team, because its very hard for me at my club, he said after scoring in Belgium’s 8-0 thrashing of Belarus.The club and the national team are different. The coach, the team members and the system are different from that at Palace.With the Red Devils, I feel a lot of trust from the coach; trust that I do not get there (at Palace). With (Roberto) Martinez, we talk to each other a lot, even when Im back at my club. I give 200% not to disappoint him.He added:Why do I score so easily here? Thats a question I ask myself, he said in November.Its a bit annoying but I dont think about the past, Im going forward. It shows that I have qualities, I have to try to perform well in the club as in the national team.