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Gerard Pique Confident Arsenal Skipper Cesc Fabregas Will 'One Day Sign For Barcelona'
Move is inevitable, according to World Cup 2010 winner...
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Aug 19, 2010 4:19:00 PM
By Matt Monaghan
Gerard Pique is convinced Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas "will one day sign for Barcelona" despite their failed summer pursuit.
Fabregas, 23, seemed poised for a switch to the Emirates in the transfer window after telling manager Arsene Wenger of his desire to quit the club. In the end, the Gunners held firm and the World Cup 2010 winner committed his immediate future to the club.
Speaking to AS, Pique remained confident that the midfielder's move is inevitable.
He said: "Cesc will one day sign for Barca."
Fabregas, 23, seemed poised for a switch to the Emirates in the transfer window after telling manager Arsene Wenger of his desire to quit the club. In the end, the Gunners held firm and the World Cup 2010 winner committed his immediate future to the club.
Speaking to AS, Pique remained confident that the midfielder's move is inevitable.
He said: "Cesc will one day sign for Barca."
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