Cesc Fabregas-Pass Master
Guillem Balague and Seb Hutchinson interview Monaco midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who discusses his illustrious career with Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spain. The playmaker was part of a Barca youth team alongside Lionel Messi and Gerard Pique that conquered all before them. He looked set for a long career at the Nou Camp until he made a momentous decision to sign for Arsenal at the tender age of 16. Away from his family and friends, those early years tested Fabregas' strength of character and resolve, but he would forge a steely determination that would serve him well for the rest of his glittering career.
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