London's "Arsenal" strategist Arsene Wenger admitted that he regrets letting former captain Cesc Fabregas go, who now represents "Chelsea". The 27-year-old Spaniard, who left the "Gunners" in 2011 and moved to "Barcelona", but failed to establish himself in the starting lineup of the Catalan team, returned to London, but this time to the "aristocrats". Wenger also expressed hope that Fabregas will not be booed at the "Emirates" stadium. "I regret that he left there, but I want every player to be respected," Wenger said before Sunday's derby. The "Arsenal" coach also shared his thoughts on the best player in the Premier League elections, saying that his pupil Alexis Sanchez will be the main competitor of Eden Hazard for this award.
