Cesc Fábregas says goodbye to football
The former Arsenal, Barcelona and Chelsea midfielder, the Spanish Cesc Fábregas, ended his professional career at the age of 36.
“It is with great sadness that I say that it is time to leave football,” Fabregas said in a statement about his decision to retire. It was a trip I will never forget.” he used his statements.
Stating that he had great experiences throughout his career, the Spanish footballer said: “I have great memories and friends. I learned three languages and became more compassionate and wise during my travels. After 20 incredible years of sacrifice, dedication, and joy, it’s time to say thank you and say goodbye to this beautiful game. I loved every minute of it.” She shared his insights.
Fábregas won two Premier League titles with Chelsea, one La Liga with Barcelona and the FA Cup with Arsenal in his career, he won the 2010 World Cup and two European titles with the Spanish National Team.
Fabregas will remain at Como, the Serie B team he played for last season, and will coach the Under-19 and B teams.
Source: Sozcu
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