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The Spaniard is easily one of the most important midfielders in the history of the Premier League and is coming closer to a contract expiry in 2019. While regularity is what he is looking for, Chelsea and Maurizio Sarri are nowhere even close to providing that and getting his wish fulfilled. As a top-class midfielder, this is what somebody would want to expect and desire every weekend.
In such circumstances, Fabregas could be looking forward to leaving Stamford Bridge and find sanctuary elsewhere. The two-time Premier League winner has made a total of 10 appearances this season with Chelsea.
At the age of 31, the former Barcelona midfielder has a lot to offer and can still play full 90 minutes without any problems or complications. 3 teams could possibly make his first team dream come to life as he can then retire in style after a couple of years.
#3 AC Milan
One of the most successful clubs in the history of the Sport, Milan are reportedly chasing the Spanish midfielder as a solution to their ongoing midfield turmoil. While his contract will be expiring in June 2019, Fabregas could join the Italian giants in January as well. While regularity remains an extremely important question for Fabregas, Milan could be an answer to his problems regarding playtime.
Not only will he be able to play more, but Fabregas will be adding depth to the current Milan lineup combining with the likes of Lucas Biglia, Giacomo Bonaventura and his former Chelsea teammate Tiemoue Bakayoko in order to build up a complete and consistent midfield.
Fabregas is a world class midfielder, and AC Milan are trailing at the moment; Which means that his arrival will only be good news for the Italian giants.
#2 AS Roma
Roma reached the semi-finals of last year's UEFA Champions League, thanks to their strong lineup and a rock solid midfield that comprised of some of the best footballers in all of Europe. With the absence of Radja Nainggolan, however, the Italian side have struggled this very season, seventh in the current league standings.
With his arrival, Roma can go back to their traditional 4-3-3 and the Spaniard can be an extremely important player for them as he can play in a more central role, or as a deep-lying playmaker combining with Javier Pastore and Steven N'Zonzi, two world-class midfielders.
Roma can then rejuvenate their attack with the help of the midfield, as the former world-cup winner can also switch to a false-9. Roma can only look better if Fabregas is to arrive in Italy. The fact that he is a top-class midfielder with a lot left in his tank will be a matter of consideration.
#1 Paris Saint Germain
PSG are not shy of depth in their midfield, as with the likes of Adrien Rabiot, Marco Verratti, and Julian Draxler, their team is only looking good. However, if the Spaniard is to arrive, he would be guaranteed the regularity that he needs.
Fabregas can fit well in the 4-3-3 formation right in the middle, with Rabiot and Veratti on either side, forging a solid and competitive midfield.
While their performances have been exceptional this season as they are doing well in both the Ligue 1 and are emerging in the Champions League, Fabregas will be one of the best signings that the French side could make in January.
He can then reunite with his former teammates Dani Alves and Neymar and can surely get them their much awaited UEFA Champions League title. If PSG are able to sign him in the summer next season, the Spaniard will still have a lot to offer.
