CHELSEA star Cesc Fabregas has admitted he would be willing to make a sensational return to Arsenal one day as a coach.
The Spanish ace spent eight-years with the Gunners, making his senior debut with them back in 2003 under Arsene Wenger.
He quit for boyhood club Barcelona in 2011, before almost making a shock return to the Emirates.
The 30-year-old joined Chelsea instead, infuriating the Arsenal fans who felt betrayed he had joined their London rivals.
But asked during a Twitter Q&A if he would return to the Gunners in the future if he had the opportunity, Fabregas replied: “of course”.
He also revealed his favourite goal during his 15-year career so far was for Arsenal against Tottenham back in 2009.
Difficult one but probably the one against Spurs after we just had scored the 1-0. Amazig moment/feeling.
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— Cesc Fàbregas Soler (@cesc4official) March 25, 2018
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The Gunners had just scored to make it 1-0 before Fabregas nicked the ball from kick-off and ran half the length of the pitch to double the lead.
During the Q&A, he said: “Difficult one but probably the one against Spurs after we just had scored the 1-0. Amazig moment/feeling.”
Fabregas made 212 Premier League appearances for Arsenal and scored 35 goals.
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