By Daily Sports on January 6, 2019
Cesc Fabregas has stopped short of confirming his move away from Chelsea but admitted “everyone knows the situation”, with Goal having revealed that he is closing in on a transfer to Monaco.
The World Cup-winning midfielder left the Stamford Bridge pitch in tears after the Blues’
2-0 FA Cup third round victory over Nottingham Forest, in which he captained the side but also missed a first-half penalty.
He was given a standing ovation when replaced by N’Golo Kante in the 85th minute and the Spaniard indicated in a post-match interview that reports of his imminent departure were true. “The occasion got the better of me,” Fabregas told BBC Sport.
“I didn’t expect all of this to happen today. I can’t say anything out of respect for Chelsea but everyone knows the situation.”
Fabregas joined Chelsea in June 2014 in a €33 million (£30m/$38m) transfer from Barcelona and has won two Premier League titles with the club.
If his rumoured switch to Ligue 1 comes to fruition, Fabregas will wave farewell to English football for what could be the last time after a combined 12-and-a-half years, first at Arsenal and then Chelsea, either side of his three-year spell at Barcelona.
“Time flies,” said the 31-year-old. “It feels like last week I started playing professionally, and now it has been over 15 years.
“For the young players, a little advice: enjoy every single second.
“You have to be ready every three days, live with criticism, with everyone saying how good you are, with up and downs, but time really does fly.” (Goal)
•Photo shows Chelsea midfielder, Cesc Fabregas
Source Daily Sports
Posted January 6, 2019
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