Chelsea midfielder linked with move - "Conte told me what he wants to do at Chelsea - I really want to work with him"

Tomorrow in France, Cesc Fabregas and his Spanish teammates will take on Chelsea's incoming boss Antonio Conte's Italian side that has impressed everyone in the round of sixteen knockout. Fabregas hopes Conte starts work at Chelsea on Tuesday with a victory for Spain that will see them through to the Quarter Final. 

The betting markets will more than likely be offering very close odds for right up to kick off so you are better off heading over to Fruit machines online at Fruity Reels instead.  It's going to be one of the games of the tournament so far and it will be so difficult to call going into the game. Both sides have different styles of play but both are extremely effective and it will be interesting to see who comes out on top. 

The game will be an important one for the current Chelsea players within the Spanish squad who are more than likely to feature. Cesar Azpilicueta at right back and of course Cesc Fabregas in midfield and it's Fabregas who has spoken to the Media ahead of the game and has taken time out to speak of Antonio Conte and Chelsea next season. 

He said: 

"He is a great coach and a winner

He told me what he wants to do at Chelsea, but that will remain private.

I really want to work with him, but I want him to focus on Chelsea as quickly as possible. I hope that will start on Tuesday.

I liked his Juventus side and I had watched them win, though I didn’t tune in every week.

I’ve watched more of them recently and he’s also done a great job with the national team."

His quote come at an important time after reports recently had appeared stating that he was unhappy and want to leave Chelsea with an eye on a return to La Liga. Hopefully the rumours will stop now he has spoken so positively about what will happen next season and the fact that he wants to work with Conte. 

I personally cannot wait for the new season to start but for the time being the Euro's are a good distraction. 

However, as I have said before, once Antonio Conte's Italian side are out of the competition, the focus will really turn to his new project as he calls it and his task of taking Chelsea back into the Champions League!