English journalist Matt Law of the Daily Telegraph has revealed that some Chelsea officials want to sign the new Cesc Fabregas more than a central striker signing ahead of next season.
Law revealed this in an exclusive interview with the London is Blue podcast. According to him, some people at Chelsea believes that the goals would be unlocked with a new Cesc Fabregas and that the lack of an effective central striker is not the problem.
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David Moyes’s reign at Manchester United is one he would surely not be interested in leaving in his memory judging by how everything went sideways for him at Old Trafford. The current West Ham United manager was appointed as the successor of Sir Alex Ferguson after the legendary manager called time on his management career back in 2013. Moyes seemed like the man for the job after his fine work at Goodison Park for Everton, but unfortunately, some things just do not end up well.
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Former Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas has revealed that he is very thankful to have played with former teammate Lionel Messi, adding that the Argentina international superstar is the perfect player. The midfielder, who now plays for French side AS Monaco was recently in a reminiscent mood as he talked up his time at the Camp Nou with his ex-teammate.
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Young Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour has credited Blues legend Cesc Fabregas as his role model and that the AS Monaco playmaker is one of his footballing idols. Billy Gilmour talked about Cesc Fabregas to the official website of Chelsea. The Scottish player was recently interviewed by the Blues’ website and he opened up on the influence that Cesc Fabregas has had on his game.
According to him, Cesc Fabregas was adept at making forward passes to his striker, whether it’s through a clipped ball, a normal through pass or a lofted ball. Billy Gilmour also disclosed how he has been able to model large parts of his game to that of Cesc Fabregas who was at Chelsea for almost five years before the Blues sanctioned his move to one-time Champions League finalists AS Monaco from the French Ligue 1.
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Former Arsenal, Barcelona, and Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has revealed that he is disappointed in Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and Insists José Mourinho is still a friend.
Fabregas now plies his trade with France Ligue 1 side AS Monaco in what has been an amazing journey of a career for the former Spain midfield maestro.
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Arsenal teenage sensation Bukayo Saka has matched Cesc Fabregas record at Arsenal in number of assists per season. He agreed fresh terms with the club last week, ending speculation over his future at the club. He reportedly agreed to stay at the club for four more years.
His versatility, willingness to learn and adapt has set him apart from his peers this season. He played in left-back, joined in midfield aside his role in the wings. The academy graduate’s profile is quickly rising at the club with him garnering 33 appearances in all competitions already.
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Former Arsenal and Chelsea star Cesc Fabregas has been unimpressed with the measures taken in the restart of the German Bundesliga. The current Monaco midfielder was having a field day poking holes in the measures the German football regulators introduced in light of Covid-19.
The top two divisions of German football returned to action over the weekend, with Borussia Dortmund facing Schalke 04. ErlingHaaland again was very impressive in the duel, but there was a limit to the kind of celebrations as they had to bear in mind social distancing.
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Tottenham Hotspur have Indicated an interest in Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster. The former Manchester United goalkeeper is considered one of the finest shot stoppers in the Premier league.
Foster, 36, will be out of contract at the end of the season, though there’s an option of additional year on his contract but he is expected to make the move to North London and challenge Hugo Lloris for the number one spot.
(more…)The news of Dani Ceballos’ return from injury is all over the Emirates and it has been met with the kind of excitement usually reserved for the likes of Cesc Fabregas.
The Spaniard on loan from Real Madrid, sustained an injury in the Europa League and after being forced to watch from the sidelines ever since, is ready and optimistic about his chances under new boss Mikel Arteta.
Ceballos was a favorite under Unai Emery and the former Sevilla coach never hesitated in naming him among his starting lineup for almost every match.
(more…)Sometimes, the only way to truly grow is to leave your comfort zone or buy milkshakes and protein powders if you have enough money. But it is mostly by leaving your comfort. Biologist says the reason for this is that the only serious way to get your body to change is to make it feel like it.
Most youngsters grow up with the noble goal of playing for their childhood clubs and eventually retiring there. A minute few do achieve it but that doesn’t mean that those who don’t make it turn into automatic failures. Most actually do go on to do great things at other clubs.
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