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Cesc Fabregas Top Midfielder in Arsenal

Top Football News - Arsenal may travel to Stamford Bridge without the best power, Cesc Fabregas after the team captain is still doubtful condition to decrease the counter Chelsea's big-match action.

Fabregas right hamstring injury suffered after he scored in the match against Sunderland 18 September last. Then the pillars of the Gunners from Spanish convicted had to rest for two to three weeks.

If so then in the match against Chelsea, the date (03/10/2010). Fabregas should be able to graze. But in the latest developments in fact his manager Arsene Wenger has doubted whether the 23-year footballer can be lowered or not.

CESC FABREGAS

From promising youngster to the heartbeat of the Arsenal side - Cesc has come a long way since joining the club as a 16-year-old in September 2003.

Likeable and level-headed off the pitch, Cesc is the complete midfielder on it. He has always been tigerish in the tackle and blessed with wonderful technique and vision, but Cesc added a new dimension to his game last season - goals, and plenty of them. He netted seven times in his first nine games and, although that scoring rate fell away, Cesc still ended up with 13 in all competitions. There were some belters too, including long-range efforts at Tottenham and Milan.

To nobody's surprise, the fulcrum of Arsène Wenger's side walked away with Arsenal.com's Player of the Season award for the second successive year. He has plenty of admirers outside Emirates Stadium too, not least among his peers - they voted him PFA Young Player of the Year.

The Spaniard first came to prominence at the Under-17s World Cup when he walked off with awards for best player and top scorer. Soon after arriving from Barcelona he became Arsenal's youngest ever player and scorer. By the time he had left his teenage years behind, Cesc had surpassed 150 appearances for the Club.

Of course, the 21-year-old is now also a fixture in Spain's national squad and played a major role in his country's Euro 2008 triumph. Cesc came off the bench to devastating effect in the group stage and netted a penalty shoot-out winner against Italy in the Quarter-Finals - his first spot-kick as a professional.