Former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas who currently plays for champions Chelsea has admitted that he would love to make a return to the Gunners as a coach.
The former Barcelona star spent eight-years with the Gunners making his senior debut with them back in 2003 under Arsene Wenger.
But in the year 2011, the Spanish international joined current La Liga leaders Barcelona where he had enough time to play with his close friend Lionel Messi. Fabregas was on the verge of making a return to the Gunners, but the 30-year-old decided to join Chelsea and his decision then made Arsenal fans livid.
When asked during a Twitter Q&A if he would return to the Gunners in the future if he had the opportunity, Fabregas replied: “of course”.
He also revealed his favorite goal during his 15-year career so far was for Arsenal against Tottenham back in 2009.
Meanwhile, Cesc Fabregas made 212 Premier League appearances for Arsenal and scored 35 goals.
Last season, the Spaniard was among the Chelsea players that won the Premier League title under Antonio Conte’s first reign as coach.
But this term, Chelsea have no chance of retaining their Premier League title, and they will also have to fight to finish among the top four at the end of the season.
The Blues’ only hope of winning a title this season will be in the FA Cup where they will face Southampton in the semi final.
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