"Everyone knows that I have to play more, that I have to score goals. There's a World Cup coming up next year. I want to be ready," Batshuayi told reporters ahead of Belgium's World Cup qualifier against Estonia on Friday.
Batshuayi, who scored four goals in Chelsea's last three league games, did not rule out a loan deal but said that would be a decision for the club.
"I have lived difficult moments, but it's in times like those that you learn the most," Batshuayi added.
"Certainly when you're surrounded by top-class players, like Cesc Fabregas, Eden Hazard, all of them, you only can make progress in a situation like that.
"I haven't played a lot ... but I managed to score one of the most important goals. It gave me a boost. Good for me, good for the team."
Batshuayi's chances of getting more first team action were boosted after Chelsea team mate Diego Costa said on Wednesday there was no future for him at the club due to a bad relationship with manager Antonio Conte.
(Reporting by Aditi Prakash in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford)
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