Cesc Fábregas: "I seat Me Catalan, but am Spanish"

Cesc, big fellow of Hammered, has defended the compatibility to feel Catalan and want the independence with playing in the Spanish selection, and ensured that the central of the Barça, to the equal that has been brave in an appearance, would be it in another if it did not want to play with The Red

"It is clear that Hammered has the very clear ideas and if it did not want to play with the Spanish selection would not be here", said in an interview in Radius Marks. "His presence in the Diada for me does not have at all that see because, for example, also saw to Xavi and is very wanted in Spain, and of the most engaged players of the history of the selection", added.

Cesc Fábregas has said that it feels Catalan and that this feeling is compatible with dressing the T-shirt of the Spanish selection. "I seat me Catalan, but am Spanish. I understand by where comes everything, because we are a country that likes us a lot the debate. There are players that feel Catalan or Basques, but in sport all are Spanish, are to taste deportivamente with the selection and do not see badly that one avenges feeling Catalan. The sport and the politics is very bad to mix them", affirmed.

Fàbregas Has left clear that his fellow Hammered goes with the Spanish selection because it wishes to play: "At the end, come is if one is to taste or no and he is here, with the selection. It has said publicly what wanted to, the same that it could say that it does not want to be here. He wants to win and is sacrificed with the selection". "I seat me Catalan like which more, but look my passport and am Spanish. I am proud to play with my selection. Have the calm consciousness when knowing what are and what want", added.

Cesc also has showed in favour of the celebration of the query soberanista of the 9-N in Catalonia: "I on 9 November think that the people has to vote and be free to show his thought. If the people wants to do it has to can because no lastima to anybody. It is as it occurred in Scotland, the people decided what wanted".