20 Players who will not be in the Premier League next season – Part 2
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Fabregas was made a part of the Spanish national team squad since the under sixteen level which he joined in 2002 then the player had to climb the ladder through the under seventeen, twenty and twenty one squad before finally making it into the first national
Spanish team squad in 2006.
Cesc has stepped onto the football field 58 times to represent http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011 and in the process has scored six goals for International glory.
Fabregas has displayed his full commitment for Arsenal on the pitch but off the pitch he has questioned Arsene Wenger’s policies and has reiterated on his desire to play for his boyhood club http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604. This trophy less season has become the last straw for the
“El Capitan” and it may not come as a surprise if he plays in the Catalan shirt next season.
With Manchester City in for a huge bid for the Spanish maestro, Xavi, it could open up a perfect slot for Fabregas to fill and Pep Guardiola will make it increasingly sure that in that case Fabregas does move to the Nou Camp.
This season has not been the best of the Spanish World Cup winner due to injuries and suspensions but at 24, his best years are still to come.
With Real Madrid and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan in the fray, expect a big money move for the Spanish youngster.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ashley-Young-c6813 (Aston Villa)
When Aston Villa signed the youngster from Watford for a whopping 9.5-million-pounds back in the summer of 2007, many critics raised their concerns about this virtual unknown and an unusual skepticism surrounded Villa Park.
Ashley is 25-years-old and is the player that fills the ranks of winger and second striker in his squad. The player started his football career in 2000 with Watford’s youth academy and trained for two years before making it into the big leagues when he made
it into their first team squad in 2002. The English International made 98 appearances with scoring just 19 goals before he got transferred to the Villans in 2007.
Four years on and this young player has become Aston Villa’s star performer and one of the most hottest properties in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749 right now. The winger has scored nine goals in each of his four seasons for the English club and has been instrumental in providing
goals for his team-mates with a staggering number of assists in his career at Aston Villa with over 50.
Although Villa will not want to sell their star performer, they can do little to stop his departure. With Villa languishing in the 14th spot in the Premier League right now and a possibility of relegation should they fail to secure a win against
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 are all interested in his services and with European competitions in the offering Young may decide to leave Villa Park.
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