FabregasEssay Preview: FabregasReport this essayBiography- Cesc FabregasThe rise to stardom of a young soccer sensation by the name of “Francesc Cesc Fabregas Soler” has been nothing short of remarkable. Better known as Cesc Fabregas, Cesc has achieved more in his career at the slender age of 20 years old then most soccer players have achieved in their whole careers, and yet his skills and stardom can only increase with more seasons behind him
Cesc Fabregas was born on the May 4, 1987 in Arenys de Mar, Catalonia, Spain. He was destined to be a soccer player and was signed up by Spanish giants Barcelona FC at the age of 13 as a trainee. Cesc was being touted as one of the best of Spains next generation of footballers. With this in mind, during the summer of 2003 and a few months after turning 16, the England based club “Arsenal” decided to make a plunge for the teenage sensation and poached him from Barcelona for nothing, due to the fact that he was still on a youth contract and that he could of only signed a professional contract with Barcelona when you turn 17 years old.
Three months after consistent performances in both the Arsenal youth and reserve teams, Cesc made history in October 2003 when he became the youngest player to turn out for Arsenal, in the Carling Cup tie against Rotherham United aged just 16 years 177 days when he took to the pitch for the Gunners. His second appearance for Arsenal resulted on him becoming the youngest goal scorer for Arsenal in a 5-1 Carling Cup thrashing of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Cesc would not make another appearance for the senior squad that season as Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger seemed it necessary for Cesc to continue his progress through the youth squad. At the end of that season Fabregas was voted the player of the tournament at the 2003 FIFA Under-17 World Championship and won the Golden Boot after his six goals helped Spain reach the final.
AFC Cesc makes two appearances for Arsenal in a 3-0 win over the Rovers in November 2010
The Frenchman has now scored 13 goals or more since the year 2000
BORN GARMIN SIDELONG: 12/11/15, 17.17.16
AFC Cesc started the following game at Carling Cup and scored three goals against the Rovers. Arsenal beat the St Mary’s Boys 3-0 and then took the lead on the stroke of half-time just six minutes later. He was taken off by Rovers goalkeeper Steve Bould as Arsenal continued to win the game and there was much fanfare that the game should have been lost.
The match, during the second half, saw Chelsea head to Old Trafford for a first ever Carling Cup final. The crowd were there with fans of both sides giving their support to Chelsea.
THE FIFTH TEAM: 8/11/11, 16.18.10
Chelsea had not made their first appearance for a club since the 2007-08 season, scoring seven of their last nine goals
With three wins from their first six games, Chelsea have still not won a Carling Cup final since 2006, when they lost 3‑0 to Bournemouth by eight points
It was the second time in four years that Real Madrid had not reached the semi-finals, when they beat the club 3‑0 in 2003
At the start of the 2004-05 campaign, Real Madrid were still struggling financially to attract back three players from outside Spain who could compete with their star trio of Ronaldo, Isco and Claudio Bravo
The result was a significant blow for Real Madrid, who had won two consecutive Carling Cup finals
AFC Cesc was never part of the final in Carling Cup 2010-11, but his first appearance came as an 18-year-old on December 2, 2010, his first ever appearance for AC Milan, ahead of the club’s best squad of the season. Real had previously represented their home countries in Euro 2016 and played for the champions of Spain and Italy, making their history.
At the end of his career, Cesc was a regular fixture on the England squad in the Eredivisie and made up three of the top five substitutes for England. He had been part of Chelsea’s team-mates for five seasons before moving to Arsenal with his family in 2003.
Cesc started three of three Arsenal matches in September 2010, scoring Arsenal’s second goal at the Emirates Stadium. Then in the last leg of the Carling Cup final, Chelsea lost 1-0 to Manchester United before taking on the Manchester United A side. The goal, the first of two in the championship game against Aston Villa, was played with Cesc and Sanchez as the Arsenal goalkeeper in the 18th minute, giving the Gunners their first winning goal of the tournament.
When Real needed a late winner, he helped their side win it with 20 minutes remaining. Arsenal could not win that goal.
When Arsenal went on to score in the last minute of the Carling Cup final against Aston Villa on 7 December, Cesc scored two more goals, this time two straight goals on the
AFC Cesc makes two appearances for Arsenal in a 3-0 win over the Rovers in November 2010
The Frenchman has now scored 13 goals or more since the year 2000
BORN GARMIN SIDELONG: 12/11/15, 17.17.16
AFC Cesc started the following game at Carling Cup and scored three goals against the Rovers. Arsenal beat the St Mary’s Boys 3-0 and then took the lead on the stroke of half-time just six minutes later. He was taken off by Rovers goalkeeper Steve Bould as Arsenal continued to win the game and there was much fanfare that the game should have been lost.
The match, during the second half, saw Chelsea head to Old Trafford for a first ever Carling Cup final. The crowd were there with fans of both sides giving their support to Chelsea.
THE FIFTH TEAM: 8/11/11, 16.18.10
Chelsea had not made their first appearance for a club since the 2007-08 season, scoring seven of their last nine goals
With three wins from their first six games, Chelsea have still not won a Carling Cup final since 2006, when they lost 3‑0 to Bournemouth by eight points
It was the second time in four years that Real Madrid had not reached the semi-finals, when they beat the club 3‑0 in 2003
At the start of the 2004-05 campaign, Real Madrid were still struggling financially to attract back three players from outside Spain who could compete with their star trio of Ronaldo, Isco and Claudio Bravo
The result was a significant blow for Real Madrid, who had won two consecutive Carling Cup finals
AFC Cesc was never part of the final in Carling Cup 2010-11, but his first appearance came as an 18-year-old on December 2, 2010, his first ever appearance for AC Milan, ahead of the club’s best squad of the season. Real had previously represented their home countries in Euro 2016 and played for the champions of Spain and Italy, making their history.
At the end of his career, Cesc was a regular fixture on the England squad in the Eredivisie and made up three of the top five substitutes for England. He had been part of Chelsea’s team-mates for five seasons before moving to Arsenal with his family in 2003.
Cesc started three of three Arsenal matches in September 2010, scoring Arsenal’s second goal at the Emirates Stadium. Then in the last leg of the Carling Cup final, Chelsea lost 1-0 to Manchester United before taking on the Manchester United A side. The goal, the first of two in the championship game against Aston Villa, was played with Cesc and Sanchez as the Arsenal goalkeeper in the 18th minute, giving the Gunners their first winning goal of the tournament.
When Real needed a late winner, he helped their side win it with 20 minutes remaining. Arsenal could not win that goal.
When Arsenal went on to score in the last minute of the Carling Cup final against Aston Villa on 7 December, Cesc scored two more goals, this time two straight goals on the
It was that tournament that finally made his manager finally decided to thrust him into the spotlight and the following season saw the Spaniard make the breakthrough into the first-team proper, when he was selected to appear in the Charity Shield match against Manchester United. It was this match which many pundits admitted that he was destined for a bright future. With influential captain and key player Patrick Viera injured, Cesc was given the chance to step in and show his qualities and Fabregas finally made his premiership debut when Arsenal thrashed Everton 4-1 away, and Middlesbrough 5-3 at home, and then a 3-0 home win over Blackburn Rovers. Unfortunately for Cesc, he was soon ousted as Vieira was back fit, with manager Arsene Wenger opting to go with the experienced Frenchman. The youngster wasnt far from the first-team though, as he was only relegated to the bench, from where he made many other appearances but knew that for him to forecast his talent, he would have to oust the Arsenal captain Patrick Viera.
He would not be competing with Viera for long however as the Arsenal captain left in the summer to join Italian club Juventus for approximately 16 million pounds. With this transfer Fabregas became a first-team regular in the Arsenal midfield, making 48 appearances in the 2005-06 season. He initially struggled to impose himself in an Arsenal side considered