In a recent interview with Arseblog, Fabregas said that he felt that Robin van Persie and Samir Nasri were the only two team-mates on his level in his final two or three seasons at the club. But Sagna, who played alongside Fabregas before the latter's departure in 2011, says he was shocked by his former team-mate's assessment. “I was surprised to read this,” Sagna told Goal. “From him I was surprised because he was supposed to be one of the leaders of the team, he was one of the great prospects and as a leader and a true player, you don’t speak like that about your club. “So I was surprised because he is a nice guy, he’s still a nice guy, this doesn’t change anything. But I...
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