Cesc Fabregas is not ready to be hit by bad luck at Barcelona. Since moving away from Arsenal, the Spaniard has collected 2 trophies in less than a week.
Cesc Fabregas scored Barcelona’s first goal in their 5-0 demolition of Napoli in the Joan Gamper Trophy on Monday night. Keita, Pedro and Lionel Messi also added their name on the score sheet at the delight of Coach Pep Guardiola. Speaking to the media, the young manager declared:
“To win our second title of the season is good, but we have to win even more. With the support of the fans we can do that.”
Goalscorer Cesc Fabregas commentated on the moment, stating:
“I am very happy to have scored my first goal in a Barcelona shirt. This is a great experience and I hope to enjoy the moment.”
The midfielder then explained the difference between life at Barcelona and life at Arsenal from his point of view. He praised his colleagues in Catalonia. Fabregas was quoted as saying by reporters:
“All my team-mates make things easy for me. At Arsenal I played with a little more freedom, but here things are more disciplined and I have to get used to it.
“I am playing in a different role compared to what I was used to at Arsenal. But this is a new experience, and things will get better.”
Cesc Fabregas is poised to feature in Friday's UEFA Super Cup match against FC Porto. The 24-year-old has never played a European Super Cup game before.
“To win our second title of the season is good, but we have to win even more. With the support of the fans we can do that.”
Goalscorer Cesc Fabregas commentated on the moment, stating:
“I am very happy to have scored my first goal in a Barcelona shirt. This is a great experience and I hope to enjoy the moment.”
The midfielder then explained the difference between life at Barcelona and life at Arsenal from his point of view. He praised his colleagues in Catalonia. Fabregas was quoted as saying by reporters:
“All my team-mates make things easy for me. At Arsenal I played with a little more freedom, but here things are more disciplined and I have to get used to it.
“I am playing in a different role compared to what I was used to at Arsenal. But this is a new experience, and things will get better.”
Cesc Fabregas is poised to feature in Friday's UEFA Super Cup match against FC Porto. The 24-year-old has never played a European Super Cup game before.
