Arsenal former midfielder Cesc Fabregas reportedly wants to become the manager of the club. He also wants to manage Barcelona one day.
Hence, he is working hard towards the target of becoming a manager one day. Hence, he has also asked Arteta about his experiences of managing the club.
CESC FABREGAS DREAMS OF MANAGING THE GUNNERS ONE DAY
According to reports, former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas dreams of managing the club one day. The report also claims he is working hard towards becoming a manager. It also claims he is already in regular conversation with Mikel Arteta about the club. Hence, it is clear that the former Gunners midfielder is ready to learn from other experienced managers.
A report also claims that the former Arsenal midfielder wants to have success in his manager career like Pep Guardiola , Xavi and Arteta. He has also great relationship with Pep and Xavi. The former Arsenal midfielder worked with both of them at Barcelona. The report also claims that Fabregas is also open to managing Barcelona in the future.
ARSENAL FANS ARE NOT A BIG FAVOURITE OF THEIR FORMER CLUB CAPTAIN
Arsenal made the decision of making Cesc Fabregas their captain. However, the Spanish midfielder did not stay much and moved to Barcelona. However, the fans were not happy with his departure. This is also because many thought he was one of the pillars of the team in those days. In his later years, he has also made a move to London rivals Chelsea.
Hence, at the moment, Arsenal fans do not have fond memories of Cesc Fabregas. However, football is a very funny sport. Many players have turned from hero to villain. Whereas, a number of them have turned from villain to a hero. Hence, a future move for Fabregas cannot be ruled out. Decisions cannot be taken on emotional level in the sport of Football.
Hence, there is certainly a chance that Fabregas can become the future manager of Arsenal. However, the present is bright under the management of Mikel Arteta. The owners are also ready to offer him a new contract to secure his future for the long-term.
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