Cesc Fabregas: Former Barcelona, Chelsea, and Arsenal star Cesc Fabregas has retired from football at 36 years of age. Barring a Champions League, the amazing Spanish player has won everything there is to win in football. Starting his journey with Arsenal, he became a key player. As he moved to Barcelona and Chelsea later on, he won several more trophies with them. He also helped the ‘golden era’ Spain team win a World Cup in 2010 and two Euros in 2008 and 2012.
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In the last year, Cesc Fabregas has spent his time playing for the Serie B team, Como. As he decided to hang his boots, he has also taken on the responsibility of coaching Como. He released a statement which read, “From my first days at Barca, Arsenal, Barca again, Chelsea, Monaco and Como, I will treasure them all. From lifting the World Cup, the Euros, to winning everything in England and Spain and nearly all the European trophies, it has been a journey that I’ll never forget.”
“All those who have helped me, my team-mates, coaches, directors, presidents, owners, fans and my agent. To all my family, from my parents and my sister to my wife and kids, I cherish your advice, mentorship and guidance. To my opponents who tried to knock me, thank you for making me stronger. It has already been more than worth it with all the great memories and friends that I have made on the way. I’ve also learnt three languages and became more compassionate and wiser along my travels.”
“I lived experiences that I never thought in a million years I would even come close to. It’s not all sadness though as I’m now going to cross the white line and start coaching the B and Primavera teams of Como 1907. A club and a project I couldn’t be more excited about. This charming football team won my heart from the first minute and came to me at the perfect time in my career. I will grab it with both hands.”
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Ending his statement on a beautiful note with a tinge of sadness, the player added, “So after 20 incredible years full of sacrifice, dedication and joy, it’s time to say thank you and goodbye to the beautiful game. I loved every minute.” The brilliant player won almost everything football has to offer. Additionally, he also gave his everything to football. From a young age, he always showed a talent which caught the attention of many. However, he was part of the La Masia boys which contained Lionel Messi, Andres Iniesta, Xavi, and more.
The scarcity of playing chances saw him move to Arsenal. Where he made more than 300 appearances. He scored a total of 57 times and assisted 95 times for Arsenal. He then decided to come back to Barcelona and was a part of the legendary team led by Pep Guardiola. Fabregas made up the amazing midfield alongside Iniesta, Xavi, and Sergio Busquets. He left Barcelona and joined Chelsea after 3 years. he again became a key part of Jose Mourinho’s relentless side. He will now spread his genius as the coach of Como.
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