Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has revealed he had moments when he contemplated quitting the club last season as he struggled to get playing time under manager Antonio Conte but will be ready to sign an extension to his current deal.
The Spain international managed just 13 starts in Conte’s first season as the London club went on to lift the Premier League and he was worried about his future.
Fabregas – with 12 starts under his belt already this season – went on to prove Conte wrong last season by breaking his way into the team and becoming an integral part of the team that chased double honours.
But Fabregas said he was concerned about his future at the club during the start of 2016-17.
“I would be lying if said I wasn’t worried. Maybe worried is not the right word but you can imagine,” he said ahead of his side’s Champions League clash against Atletico Madrid.
“I wasn’t playing, not really part of his initial plans and at that point you can do two things.
Fabregas Reveals He Nearly Quit Last Season But Ready To Commit Future To Chelsea Now
