Former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has hailed the early influence of Arsene Wenger on his career, in an interview with FourFourTwo.   Wenger signed the midfielder when he was just 16 in 2003, and made him the Gunners’ youngest-ever player just six weeks later against Rotherham in the League Cup. The Spaniard went on to make 303 appearances for Arsenal before re-joining Barcelona after eight years in north London, and admits his career would have taken a very different path without the Frenchman’s guidance.  “Arsene Wenger was probably the most important [manager] because he gave me the chance – the real chance that everyone needs and everyone wants," he told...
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