Arsene Wenger will prevent Cesc Fabregas from moving to Barcelona - music to the ears of all those in Arsenal Hospitality! Barcelona have made no secret of their desire to bring Fabregas back to the Nou Camp, where he played in the youth set-up before moving to Arsenal. But Arsenal turned down a reported £29 million bid for Fabregas earlier this summer and have consistently stated that their club captain is going nowhere.

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Cesc Fabregas thinks that Spain can expect a tough game from Germany. He said: "We have watched all of Germany's games. When you are here, you don't stop watching football and we know every team."

"They are a very strong side, probably the strongest side in the tournament at the moment.

"As a team they are very quick on the counter-attack but defend very well.

Cesc Fabregas also said, "I like (Bastian) Schweinsteiger. He is playing really well. He is having a great World Cup.

"You never expect Argentina to lose 4-0 but in football today anyone can beat you."

Barcelona midfielder Xavi has indicated that he is positive his club will land Arsenal star Cesc Fabregas.

The Blaugrana have long been credited with an interest in Fabregas, but Arsenal's determination to keep hold of their prized asset has prevented the deal from happening.

However, it appears the north London club are now willing to enter the negotiation table for Fabregas as coach Arsene Wenger looks to use the funds generated to sign Bordeaux star Yoann Gourcuff.

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Cesc Fabregas will undergo a scan this week on his leg injury, but the Arsenal midfielder is confident he will be fit for Spain's World Cup campaign.

The 22-year-old midfielder cracked a bone in his fibula during the Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona, ruling him out of Arsenal's run-in.

"I'm back in Spain, but will return to London for a specialist appointment and routine scan," said Fabregas.

"In my mind, it's 100% I'll be over my injury in time for the World Cup."

Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas has insisted that the club's injury problems this season have served as a galvanising force on the rest of the squad, and could yet spur them to glory in the race for the Premier League title.

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Captain Cesc Fabregas believes that Premier League rivals are under more pressure to deliver trophies than his Arsenal side.

The Spanish midfielder, who played as Arsenal let slip a two goal lead at West Ham United on Sunday, claims that big spending rivals are under greater scrutiny from their owners to achieve instant success.

Fabregas said: "Of course we are under pressure to win the title because Arsenal is a big club and expectations are always high.

Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has admitted that he would fancy aplaying for Milan if his career ever took him to Italy.

This could sound like good news for the Rossoneri, who might end up losing veteran midfielder Andrea Pirlo to Chelsea if the latest transfer rumours are to be believed.

"If I had to come to Italy, Milan would be the team I would like to play with," declared the Spanish player to RAI. "You never know."