Cesc Fabregas has been open about his fondness for the success he enjoyed at Chelsea while maintaining a fierce loyalty to Arsenal. With both clubs preparing for another fiery London derby, Fabregas has remained coy about who he'd support on Sunday afternoon.

The former midfielder represented both London clubs during his playing days, initially arriving at Arsenal as a teenager. The Spaniard spent eight years in north London following his switch from Barcelona's academy to the Gunners in 2003.

Despite his extended spell and becoming club captain in 2008, Fabregas only won the FA Cup and the Community Shield. By contrast, the midfielder moved to Chelsea from Barcelona in 2014 and spent five years in blue, securing many more major honours.

These included two Premier League titles, the League and FA Cup alongside the Europa League. In a 2020 interview with The Telegraph, Fabregas suggested his affection was split evenly between both teams.

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