Fabregas hints at eventual Spain move
Arsenal's Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who recently signed a seven-year deal that with the English giants, has hinted he would like a return to Spain.
Arsenal's Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who recently signed a seven-year deal that with the English giants, has hinted he would like a return to Spain.
The former Barcelona player, still only 19, has an Arsenal contract that runs through to 2014.
But he told The Sun tabloid on Saturday that he doesn't know where he'll be in a couple of years, and hinted that he'd welcome a move back home.
"It is obvious that I am very happy at Arsenal, but I cannot predict what will happen in the future."
"My girlfriend is Catalan and I expect that I will finish my career playing back in Catalunya."
Fabregas claims he does not know if he will fulfil that long-term Arsenal deal.
He added: "I do not know where I am going to be in two, three or four years."
"I am 19. I am only young and I have much more to learn."
Fabregas has also been strongly linked with a summer move to Real Madrid, with Los Galacticos chief Ramon Calderon a long-term admirer.