Source: Eurosport
Fabregas has faith in Arsenal squad
Cesc Fabregas has warned Arsenal will not enter the new Barclays Premier League campaign thinking only of a fourth-placed finish - and intends to "improve everything" next season.[LNB] The Gunners skipper, 22, has seen another summer filled with rumours of his imminent departure, AC Milan now emerging as the latest big-name club to target the Spain international. Fabregas, though, remains as committed to the Arsenal cause as ever.[LNB] "We will never start the season thinking that we are going to finish fourth," declared Fabregas, whose last taste of silverware with his club was the FA Cup in 2005.[LNB] Even though the squad may have lost Togo striker Emmanuel Adebayor and Ivory Coast defender Kolo Toure to Manchester City, the Gunners skipper has full confidence for the campaign ahead.[LNB] "Every big club goes through difficult moments and we are in one at Arsenal - but we have to be stronger than ever and stick together and I am sure we will be fine," added the Spain midfielder.[LNB] "For the last three seasons, we have been unlucky with injuries so hopefully this year we can all stay fit. The quality is here and I believe we can do it."[LNB] Speaking at the Arsenal Members' Day, held at Emirates Stadium, Fabregas added: "Individually, my target [for this season] is to improve everything, because at my age, I believe it is the right thing to do. Of course if I can score more goals than ever, the better it will be for the team."[LNB] Arsenal teenager Jack Wilshere grabbed the headlines with an impressive display at the Emirates Cup last weekend, scoring twice in the 3-0 win over Scottish champions Rangers. The 17-year-old is expected to be called up into the England Under-21s for the friendly against Holland.[LNB] Fabregas, who became the youngest player to represent Arsenal in the first team when still aged only 16, believes midfielder Wilshere proves just what talent the Gunners have down through the ranks.[LNB] "For every club you can have big names coming in, but when you have a talent that comes through the youth system, I think it is one of the proudest things for a club," said the Arsenal captain.
