2) Cesc Fabregas
Reports on the weekend suggested that Cesc Fabregas would be shown the exit after being told that he should find a new club by Antonio Conte, but the Spaniard retorted with a strongly-worded statement via Twitter and Instagram.
Fabregas said that there was no truth to the story, insisting that he would continue to fight for the club, but it’s becoming increasingly clear that the midfielder isn’t first-choice for Conte.
He hasn’t started a Premier League game under the Italian, only coming on as a 78th-minute substitute in the Blues’ second game of the season against Watford.Despite providing the crucial assist for Diego Costa’s winner, he wasn’t handed a single minute in the following match vs Burnley.
Fabregas could stick around and work hard to get back in the team, yet he’s not getting any younger, and if Chelsea get a good offer in the next few hours, he could be as good as gone.
