
Chelsea
midfielder Cesc Fabregas thinks he can thrive under new head coach Maurizio
Sarri.
The Blues are in Australia on their pre-season tour and will play their
first match under Sarri when they take on Perth Glory on Monday.
Sarri, the former Napoli manager, has only taken charge at Stamford Bridge
this week, following the departure of Antonio Conte.
But Fabregas thinks the exciting brand of football Napoli played under Sarri
bodes well for the future at Chelsea.
"His way of football, I believe in," said the Spain international.
"I really like it, I grew up in this system, in this quality of football,
that he wants to bring to the football club.
"I think the type of player like myself, we can take a lot of advantage. We
just have to train very hard, be united, be a team."
Chelsea won the 2016-17 Premier League title under Conte but, although they
claimed the FA Cup last term, they failed to qualify for the Champions
League after a fifth-place finish.
Sarri has been brought in to rectify the situation and Fabregas says the
squad are determined to deliver.
"Whatever he decides how we play and how he wants to play, we will need to
figure it out and try to win trophies, which is the main thing," he said.
"We want to play well, we want to be attractive, but we want to win as well,
so it is an important season in front of us."