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Chelsea granted Fabregas to Real Madrid


– Fabregas could leave Chelsea

– The midfielder’s representatives has reportedly contacted Real Madrid

– Conte preferred Nemanja Matic, Oscar and N’Golo Kante

According to Sport, Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas wants to leave the Conte’s side.
Cesk Fabrig

Cesk Fabregas
Goals reports that the player’s representatives have already contacted Real Madrid about a potential move.
Recall that Fabregas was left on the bench in the Chelsea’s EPL opener against West Ham on Monday.

Antonio Conte got off to a winning start with Chelsea defeating West Ham 2-1 on the night in a tense match at the Stamford Bridge.
Conte preferred Nemanja Matic, Oscar and N’Golo Kante.

Sport stresses that despite growing up in Barcelona and later returning to the Catalans at first-team level, Fabregas wants to join the club’s arch-rivals.

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