Former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas has refuted claims that he wrote of Arsenal’s chances of silverware this season.
An interview with Sport Magazine suggested Fabregas had doubts that his former club could compete with the likes of Chelsea and both Manchester clubs.
Fabregas insists he never said one bad word about the Gunners and remains thankful for what Arsenal done for him. He tweeted:
“Id never speak 1 bad word abt AFC, here there’s once more prove that so many people put in newspaper wtv they want and its not professional.
“I want Arsenal to be successful as much as every single fan. Thats not why i left, it was never in my mind. AFC made me who i am today.
“And nobody will ever change that. I never gave any interview away since my press conference at my presentation and there i just said the truth and what came out of my heart. Great words abt this great football club cause that just what they deserve: success and trophies.
“People can h8 me 4 leaving or remember that i gave my all for the club. But me talking 1 bad word or saying smthng against AFC will not seen.”
Fabregas returned to boyhood club Barcelona this summer after the Catalans spent the past three years chasing the playmaker.
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