Cesc Fabregas Plays Its Way Into The Guinness World Records 2019 With The Premier League Assistant Record

Cesc Fabregas Chelsea midfielder ability to be seen a fight-winning passport has earned him a place in Guinness World Records in the year 2019. The World Cup winner is in the record books for the fastest time to get 100 assistants in the Premier League and reach tally in only 293 games. To give a few perspectives, there are 74 games faster than Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs, number two in the list of 367 games.

The record of Fabregas assistance came on December 31, 2016, when he set Brazilian midfielder Willian’s second goal in Chelsea’s 4-2 victory over Stoke City. He said having a smile on his face “I am not the fastest, not even the strongest, I am not the most flexible, I’m not jumping high. However, to achieve this record in my career is one of the proudest things in my job, because it’s my job and I did it well. “Fabregas made his Premier League debut at Arsenal in the year 2004 when he was just 16 years old. His capability to play in tight space and still creating chances led to a step to his boyhood club, Barcelona in 2011.

Three years later, he returned to London with Chelsea and has won the Premier League twice after joining. He circles the intense training he received from the youth team of Barcelona and at Arsenal. Here, he has only played with children in Barcelona. Although in the youth team, including Gerard Pique and Lionel Messi, he found himself experienced professionals and world-class and he was instantly inspired.

The training he received helped in what he got today. He has the most famous help; threading the Andrés Iniesta pass for to score Spain’s winning goal in the 2010 World Cup final.