FABREGAS ON HIS PERFECT PLAYER

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Premier League legend Cesc Fabregas has revealed his perfect player in a recent interview monitored by popular media portal Goal. The AS Monaco player mentioned the combination of ex-Arsenal teammate Thierry Henry, ex-Barcelona teammates Lionel Messi and CarlesPuyol, himself and former Chelsea defender John Terry as his perfect player. Cesc Fabregas said he would have the speed of Thierry Henry, the quality and intelligence of Barcelona talisman Lionel Messi, the heart of CarlesPuyol or John Terry in addition to his own passing.


Cesc Fabregas is a legend in the Premier League after his excellent career at the London duo of Arsenal and Chelsea. The Monaco player came through the famed La Masia Academy at Barcelona before Arsenal and former manager Arsene Wenger signed him. The Gunners signed Cesc Fabregas shortly after he impressed at the 2003 u-17 FIFA World Cup tournament but he was too young to feature in the Arsenal squad that went through the season without a single defeat during the 2003/04 campaign. He became a first team player at Arsenal in the following season and was part of the FA Cup winning team via the penalty shootout win over Manchester United in the final. Cesc Fabregas went on to captain Arsenal after the departures of Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry. Read More

FABREGAS REVEALS TWO CLUBS HE REJECTED BEFORE JOINING MONACO

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Cesc Fabregas has revealed two top European clubs he rejected before eventually making the switch to Monaco. The former Arsenal midfielder cut ties with Chelsea in January 2019 and headed to France as he joined Ligue 1 side AS Monaco.


Having been deemed surplus to requirements at Stanford Bridge, the midfielder thought it wise to leave the London club in search of greener pastures and more game time. He has now disclosed that before his move to Monaco, he had the options of signing for Milan or Napoli but preferred a move to the Stade Louis ll instead.
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FABREGAS REVEALS BEST PREMIER LEAGUE PLAYER

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Premier League legend Cesc Fabregas has revealed the best player in the competition. The AS Monaco playmaker is a big fan of the Premier League and he has been following games in England since leaving Chelsea for France at the start of last year. Cesc Fabregas attained legendary status in the Premier League after several impressive performances for Arsenal and Chelsea over the years.The Spaniard captained the Gunners at the early part of his Premier League career before he left the club to return to Barcelona where football began for him.


After spending three years in his second spell at Barcelona, Cesc Fabregas returned to the Premier League with Chelsea and went on to win the league title in England for the first time during his debut season as a Chelsea. Fabregas was one of the main men for the Blues as they won the Premier League title for the third time under Jose Mourinho and for the fourth time overall.
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CESC SHOWS BIAS FOR ARSENAL OVER CHELSEA

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Premier League legend Cesc Fabregas has shown his preference for Arsenal at the expense of Chelsea after he shared his fantasy football team earlier this month. Cesc Fabregas enjoyed a fantastic Premier League career in the colours of both Arsenal and Chelsea before he left the Blues to join French Ligue 1 giants AS Monaco.


In his fantasy football team, Cesc Fabregas included two Arsenal players, while Chelsea had just one representative. The Spanish international has the Arsenal duo of Egyptian midfielder Mohamed ElNeny and Gabonese striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in his fantasy team, while French international Kurt Zouma was the only Chelsea player in the team.
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ARSENAL LEAD RACE FOR LILLE DEFENDER

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Arsenal appear to have won the race for Lille centre-back Gabriel Magalhaes. According to various reports Arsenal have agreed a deal in principle to bring him to the Emirates stadium this summer.


Magalhães, 22, joined Lille back in 2017 – he enjoyed an impressive campaign in 2019-2020 before the Ligue 1 season was cut short due to the Covid19 pandemic. Last season was his first full term in the French topflight. A number of top clubs across Europe have taken notice of his performances and have shown an interest.
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ZIYECH-WERNER PARTNERSHIP TO LIGHT UP PL

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Chelsea fans are very excited with the seeming acquisition of Timo Werner from the German Bundesliga side RB Leipzig. The fans are already hopeful of a Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas type of partnership that would light up the Premier League.


Former Chelsea Coach Jose Mourinho once said he knew he would lift the league title when he successfully signed Costa and Fabregas. Fabregas was known as an excellent creative in the midfield, with his vision technical skills top of the line. Costa was revered as a goal poacher in the La Liga, dominant in the box and a defender irritant. Their partnership was heaven made, and with other elements in the team– especially Eden Hazard, it was not surprising they won the title.
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CHELSEA TO MAKE MOVE ON DEAN HENDERSON

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In recent times, Chelsea FC has been having issues with their goalkeeping and in order to solve this problem, they are looking at a deal to bring on Manchester United’s keeper, Dean Henderson on board the squad.

This week, the Red Devils’ stopper would turn 23 and there have been a lot of reviews from fans as regards his performance at Sheffield United, where he is currently on loan. It is expected that he would be a Blue on Thursday, although there hasn’t been a complete confirmation as Henderson isn’t still certain where he will be spending his long-term deal.
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PABLO MARI HOPES TO SURPASS FABREGAS AND CARZOLA

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Despite funds being hardly available and even when it were, the players Mikel Arteta really wanted to sign just seemed out of reach, Pablo Mari was brought in from Brazilian side Flamengo and the Spaniard now says his number one wish is to follow in the footsteps of his countrymen Santi Carzola and Cesc Fabregas that have in the past marshalled the midfield of the Gunners and if possible, surpass them.

The sentimental attachments Arsenal fans used to have with Cesc Fabregas certainly reduced a bit after he ditched them for Barcelona and had the guts to join Chelsea when Barca deemed him not good enough for them.

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FABREGAS LINKED WITH MONTREAL IMPACT

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Cesc Fabregas has been linked with a sensational move to the Major League Soccer (MLS). The Spaniard is one of the key players at AS Monaco as he joined when Thierry Henry was in charge. Things have not quite gone smoothly as they are in the lower rung of the table in the Ligue 1.

With Henry getting another shot at club management at MLS side Montreal Impact, there have been numerous links to Fabregas. Fabregas has been linked many times with a move to America but it has never quite happened. With the 32-year old reaching advanced age in football, a move to the MLS next year when the season resumes is a possibility.

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WHY IS ARSENE WENGER TRYING TO CLIMB BACK ON THE STAGE?

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The most important part of being a legend is learning when to quit: on a high note while leaving the crowd wanting more.

This week saw Cesc Fabregas and Thierry Henry urging Arsene Wenger to return to the sidelines while cheering him up after picking up an award nobody in the footballing world cares about. One can only hope the old man does not fall for the bait.

Although the French man didn’t get to pull a Sir Alex Ferguson exit – winning the English Premier League in his last season – his legend still remains intact because it is actually hard to remember how he quit but his achievement at Highbury and later the Emirates remains forever etched into the mind of football faithful.

Having spent much time making the rumour rounds whenever a club owner decides to do what they do best: never give a benefit of doubt to the manager they hired to clear their doubt, Arsene Wenger’s name pops up on all sports tabloids from London to New York all the way to the jumbled newspapers on the streets of Lagos.

There’s no gain saying that the earlier he officially retires and takes up a role with FIFA where he gets to wear $9000 suits and pretend to talk about “issues affecting world soccer” with the rest of his colleagues wearing $9000 suits and pretending to talk about issues affecting world soccer, the better.

Arsenal are not going to have him back. Going to another club means doing the one thing he hasn’t done in decades: start from scratch and have club owners crawl all over you because you haven’t won their trust.

Club owners of nowadays are even more impatient and for a man that loves building in patience, he’s better off staying away from that kind of marriage.