Fabregas fears: Arsenal skipper Cesc puts
Real Madrid and Barcelona on red alert after admitting his future
is unclear
Hot property: Cesc Fabregas could be on his way
back to Spain
Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas
admits he doesn't know where he will be playing next
season.
The midfielder has denied suggestions in Spain that he already
has an agreement to join Barcelona if presidential hopeful Sandro
Rosell wins elections next summer.
But the 22-year-old confirmed there had been interest
in the past from Real Madrid and further attempts to prise him from
the Emirates seem inevitable.
'I haven't spoken to anyone,' Fabregas told Radio Marca.
'Whatever happens, happens, but at the moment there is nothing.
Worry: Arsene Wenger
'I don't know if I'll leave the Premier League next
year. I'm happy there and it is an important year for the
club.
'Two or three years ago there was some interest (from Real
Madrid), but there has never been anything serious with another
team since I joined Arsenal.'
Reports last month suggested Barcelona had already struck an
agreement to sign Fabregas next summer, which was strongly denied
by Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.
Saturday, November 21
2009
Liverpool
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Manchester
City 8:45
Chelsea
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Wolverhampton
Wanderers 11:00
Birmingham
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Fulham
11:00
Burnley
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Aston
Villa 11:00
Hull
City -
West Ham
United 11:00
Sunderland
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Arsenal
11:00
Manchester
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Everton
1:30
Sunday, November 22 2009
Bolton
Wanderers -
Blackburn
Rovers 9:30
Tottenham
Hotspur -
Wigan
Athletic 11:00
Stoke
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Portsmouth
12:00
Wednesday, November 25
2009
Hull
City -
Everton
3:45
Fulham
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Blackburn
Rovers
4:00