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Report: Arsenal Will Sell Cesc Fabregas For €46m
The Gunners do not want to sell their captain, but every player has his price...
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Jul 6, 2009 2:19:47 AM
An Arsenal insider has revealed that Cesc Fabregas could be sold, if the price is right.
Fabregas has repeatedly been linked with a move to Barcelona or Real Madrid in recent weeks, but the Gunners have always expressed confidence in their ability to keep the midfielder.
However, speaking to The Sun, a club representative said, "Nobody at Arsenal wants to see Fabregas go but there comes a point when the money is too good to turn down.
"If Arsenal receive a bid in the region of £40m (€46m) there will be an enormous pressure to sell."
Barcelona have openly declared their intention to bring Fabregas back to the Camp Nou, while Real Madrid are always hovering. Now that a potential asking price has been named, it remains to be seen whether either club makes a further move.
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
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Fabregas has repeatedly been linked with a move to Barcelona or Real Madrid in recent weeks, but the Gunners have always expressed confidence in their ability to keep the midfielder.
However, speaking to The Sun, a club representative said, "Nobody at Arsenal wants to see Fabregas go but there comes a point when the money is too good to turn down.
"If Arsenal receive a bid in the region of £40m (€46m) there will be an enormous pressure to sell."
Barcelona have openly declared their intention to bring Fabregas back to the Camp Nou, while Real Madrid are always hovering. Now that a potential asking price has been named, it remains to be seen whether either club makes a further move.
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
Leave your thoughts on a potential Fabregas switch in the community forums...
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