Premier League legend Cesc Fabregas entertained followers on social media with a short Q&A session this afternoon (Thursday, October 28).
The Spaniard represented Arsenal and Chelsea with distinction during an illustrious career in England answered questions from supporters about his career experiences and current football matters.
Liverpool fans were given the opportunity to revel in the 34-year-old’s responses, however, as despite never representing the club, it would appear there is a long-standing affinity with the Reds.
First, Fabregas named club legend Steven Gerrard as his most difficult opponent whilst at Arsenal.
Then the current Monaco midfielder admitted Anfield possessed the best atmosphere he had experienced.
The love didn’t end there though as the World Cup winner with Spain hailed Roberto Firmino as the best false nine in world football right now.
Fabregas made 350 appearances in the Premier League including 27 against the Reds, winning on 10 occasions.
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It would appear the 110-cap icon is rather fond of Liverpool old and new.
Despite being tentatively linked with a move to Merseyside in the past, no move came close to fruition.
Recognition of atmosphere and players is always greatly received, especially from a player with such a strong standing in the game.
Now 34, for all the admiration in the world it remains unlikely Jurgen Klopp would make a move for the £4.5million valued ace in January.
