La Masia academy graduate gave a scathing assessment of those who believe he will fail at the Camp Nou, stating that he is content with life in the Catalan capital.
After an average start to 2012/13 Spanish top flight football campaign, Cesc Fabregas has come under media spotlight, with his future at the Camp Nou coming under question.
The Catalan midfielder had earlier revealed his discontentment at the limited role awarded to him by Tito Vilanova. Statement by the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 under dark clouds with Spanish sporting circles going in overdrive
creating connections with interested clubs.
With La Liga resuming after the international break, Fabregas took out time to put an end to speculation regarding his stay at the Camp Nou, hitting out against those who have berated him in the media.
The under fire midfielder could not fathom why everyone is suddenly considered about him and the pressure he has to live in. Fabregas stated that he knew from day one that he will be under pressure to perform in Catalonia, whilst also stating that he is
not as slow as the world would believe.
"It looks like the entire world has all of a sudden decided to say that the pressure is getting to me... I knew that there would be pressure to perform when I got here, I'm not stupid," Fabregas said during an interview to Informativos Telecinco.
Continuing on the topic, Fabregas explained his predicament. La Masia academy graduate stated that the positions he is comfortable at are filled in regularly by Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Lionel-Messi-c22296, and he has to remain content with what little
action comes his way as his counter parts are world class players.
"I knew what to expect at Barca. I'm competing with players such as Xavi, [Andres] Iniesta and [Lionel] Messi. They are the best players in the world.”
"Every player goes through good times and bad times, but you have to fight for your spot. I have always done just that and will continue to do so. You have to accept certain things in football."
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