And local rivals Manchester City have also been credited with an interest in the former-Arsenal captain, who was claimed to be unsettled at Barcelona according to Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.
However, Fabregas has blasted reports that he will leave the La Liga champions, insisting it remains his dream to win trophies at his hometown club.
"It's fascinating how some have to invent things," said the 26-year-old. "The thing I really want is to succeed at Barca. It has been my dream since childhood."When asked about the Nou Camp fans jeering him, he replied: "If they whistle at me, I will have to eat up it."Fabregas went on to laud the signing of Brazil prodigy Neymar, support Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas and explain the upcoming Confederations Cup is "a lovely preparation for the World Cup next year."
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