Cesc Fabregas

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Hugely gifted youngster signed a new eight-year deal in October 2006 after blossoming under Arsene Wenger's management. The Spanish midfielder moved to Highbury from Barcelona in October 2003 and has since developed into an intelligent and skilful player. Became Arsenal's youngest ever first-team player at 16 years 177 days when he played against Rotherham in the League Cup in 2003. He then went on to become the club's youngest goalscorer at 16 years 212 days when he netted in the 5-1 win over Wolves in the next round. His talents gained him a place in the Spanish national squad and helped the team in winning the Euro 2008 championship.

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Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has moved quickly to deny reports in the Sunday newspapers suggesting he has rejected the offer of a new contract at the Emirates Stadium. The stories suggested Fabregas had turned down a £90,000-a-week offer to extend his Gunners deal until 2014 but the 21-year-old Spain international insists that is not the case. Former club Barcelona and Real Madrid have... [more»]

Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas is hoping to avoid surgery after breaking his nose his midweek. The 21-year-old is likely to face Everton on Saturday despite picking up the facial injury while on international duty with Spain this week. But Fabregas, who was a 16th minute substitute in Wednesday's 2-1 World Cup qualifying victory over Belgium, is hoping the break will not necessitate a... [more»]

Arsenal's Spanish midfield ace Cesc Fabregas has voiced his concern at the lack of experienced performers in the Gunners' midfield engine room. Fabregas believes that the exits of Mathieu Flamini and Alexander Hleb and the continuing absence of Tomas Rosicky due to injury has denied his side of some much-needed know-how. He told reporters: "Our squad is a bit short on numbers and we are very... [more»]

Cesc Fabregas has hinted that he could leave Arsenal at the end of this season if Arsene Wenger's side fails to win any silverware. The 21-year-old Spain international has admitted that it would be a dream to return to Barcelona, the club he left to join the Gunners five years ago. Fabregas told the Evening Standard: "Right now I'm fine at Arsenal but I cannot deny that to return and play for... [more»]

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admitted his side lacked sharpness, but blamed Saturday's 1-1 draw with Sunderland on the opposition's defensive tactics. The Gunners narrowly avoided following up last weekend's surprise defeat to Hull City with another Premier League loss after going behind in the 86th minute at the Stadium of Light. But Cesc Fabregas rescued a point for Wenger's side when he... [more»]