Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas insists he has no regrets
over leaving Barcelona - but has not ruled out returning to the Nou
Camp in the future.
Fabregas began his career at the Catalan club's youth academy,
alongside players such as Lionel Messi and Giovani dos Santos, but
left to join Arsenal aged 16 in 2004.
He has since matured into one of Europe's finest players under
Gunners boss Arsene Wenger and is now highly coveted in Spain, with
Real Madrid and Barca repeatedly linked.
Speaking on Catalan television programme 'Gol a Gol' on Sunday,
Fabregas said he was happy with life at Arsenal and could not ask
for a better coach than Wenger.
"I don't know (if I'll return)," he said. "I'm fine where I am,
I'm learning a lot and I'm at the ideal club to grow, with a great
coach and good team-mates.
"He [Wenger] is the best coach I've ever had and the more time I
spend working with him the more I learn.
"In the future I don't know, but I'm happy where I am.
"Everyone chooses their own path in life. I chose one and I
can't complain. I don't know how things would have gone for me at
Barca and I'd prefer not to think about it."