Fabregas opens up on his plans to return to Arsenal

Chelsea player Cesc Fabreas has already decided what he will do once he has hung up his boost . The playmaker refuses to rule out a controversial return to Arsenal, the club he left to return to his childhood club of Barcelona before returning to London to join a rival to the Gunners. In an interview with Marca , Fabregas has explained why he still believes he can make a positive impact for the Blues or another top club. "I feel fine still," he said. "In seven months my contract ends with Chelsea. It will be 16 seasons playing at the highest level, over 750 games, a lot of training, travelling. "I feel young and strong but maybe I can't do 60 games a season. With my style I think I can keep playing for longer and obviously I want to keep playing for many years. "I am sure that I will study to be a coach and hopefully in 15 years I will be coaching a top club. "[I wish I did] more defensively. I always did my best but physically I was not so great in that area despite the fact I have improved. I would have preferred to be better and more consistent physically." If he were to leave Stamford Bridge, where would he go? One obvious suggestion is Arsenal. "Of course, Arsenal will always be in my heart and I will never forget them so why not return. "You never know."

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