Cesc Fabregas refused to give too much away when asked about the chances of him leaving Chelsea to join AC Milan in either January or next summer on a free contract.
The Chelsea midfielder’s contract will expire next summer and, as a result, will be allowed to discuss terms with European clubs from January in order to reach a pre-contract agreement for a free summer switch.
“I’m fine at Chelsea but it’s obvious that every player wants to play as much as possible,” Cesc said after Chelsea’s Europa League game on Thursday.
“Milan? I haven’t spoken to anyone at the moment but I haven’t agreed on a new contract at Chelsea so from January I can speak to other clubs.
“Will I be here at the end of the season? For now, I say yes.”
Fabregas hasn’t been a regular under Maurizio Sarri or even in Antonio Conte’s second season at Stamford Bridge, but the Spaniard says he is still open to learning new things.
“I spoke with Sarri [about a new role],” he added.
“I’m growing into it but I can still contribute in other positions.”
Source: forzaitalianfootball.com