The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 skipper has expressed his worry regarding Pep Guardiola’s future at Barcelona.
Fabregas stated that the Spanish Champions may have to strive without the services of their current head coach, Josep Guardiola. He maintained that La Blaugrana will never be the same without the Catalan mentor.
The versatile midfielder admitted that he is quite hopeful about Guardiola staying in charge of affairs at the Nou Camp. He also spoke for other players while claiming that he is expecting the 41-year-old to remain at the helm of the UEFA Champions League
title holders.
Pep Guardiola’s current contract with the Spanish Giants will expire in the summer and he could be heading away from Catalonia.
Interestingly, the Catalan tactician has been known for having a priority towards one-year deals. The coach has expressed that he is able to work better with a short-term contract instead of a long one.
Although Barca were faced with the same situation last season, things appear to be different this time around. Several reports have suggested that Guardiola is reluctant in renewing his contract with La Blaugrana.
Some reports have even made suggestions that the Spaniard is considering a move away from the club, at the end of the current season’s campaign. Italian Serie A giants, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan, are tipped as the likely destination for the former Barcelona player.
There is a great deal of speculation about Guardiola’s future, but Barcelona have allowed him time to reach a decision.
With the Catalan coach still pondering over his decision, the Camp Nou faithful grow more eager to find out about Guardiola’s intentions.
Fabregas commented that it is quite an important situation for the club as their future rests in Guardiola’s hands. The 24-year-old told that Barcelona will always be http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604; however, they are stronger with Guardiola at the helm.
"Before I came here I spoke with him a lot and I remember saying to him: 'Pep, I hope you stay here for many years'. He put my mind at rest but he said that Barça would always be Barça. That is true, but it is clear that a Barça with Guardiola is always
going to be better than a Barça without Guardiola.”
“He made this team and he is the man that all the players believe in. We all want him in charge and nobody can really see anybody else doing his http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684."
Currently Barcelona are at the second place in the league table, 10-points behind league leaders Real Madrid.
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