Barcelona midfielder would relish playing alongside Arsenal’s Cesc Fabregas
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Captain-c8314 Cesc Fabregas and that he does not dear on losing his spot in the steam, should the Gunner join the Emirates.
Fabregas has been linked with a move to the Camp Nou, for nearly three seasons and it seems like this time around, the player might finally make the switch.
When talking about Fabregas and how he could potentially help out with the squad, Xavi is quoted to have said: "Competition is always good and Cesc is an extraordinary footballer. If he comes, he will be here to help out."
Xavi then turned the attention on himself, as he went on to mention that he was finally back to feeling physically fit and felt like he could take on the world once again.
Xavi then went on to add: "I feel good physically; I’m very motivated and content.
"Last year I suffered some tendonitis in the Achilles tendon but I’m over that. I’ll try to start off as best I can and at the highest level."
From the looks of things, Xavi seems to be the first player to realize the implications that Fabregas’s transfer to Barcelona would have on the Catalan club. Not only will the team have to restructure themselves, but they are also going to have to probably
have to choose between Fabregas and Xavi. Since both the players play in almost the exact same position, it would be highly unlikely for them to start together. Nonetheless, Pep Guardiola seems to have a certain plan for the midfielder, which is going to be
interesting to see, should the move actually go through.
On the other hand, Fabregas’s departure is also going to affect Arsenal tremendously. The Gunners will have to reconsider their squad, formation and style of play. At the moment, the team basis all their attacks with Fabregas being the pivotal point of action,
while everyone else rotates around the midfielder. However, with the midfielder soon to depart (according to speculations), the team will have to really get their act together and figure out a new play.
The Gunners might have to go ahead and sign a new player, to try and help fill the void that is set to soon be created in the team, or they can opt to place their faith in the likes of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Aaron-Ramsey-c3065 and see where that takes them.
All in all, should Fabregas make a move to Barcelona, then both Arsenal and the Catalans are going to have to adjust themselves significantly to adjust to the transfer.
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