Spain international forward Pedro Rodriguez has revealed that midfielder Cesc Fabregas is always the first player to show up for training at Chelsea‘s Cobham.
The former Arsenal star who is followed closely by Countrymate Alvaro Morata has developed into a prominent figure for the Blues since his arrival at the West London club from Spanish La Liga side FC Barcelona back in the summer of 2014.
The 30-year-old Barcelona Academy product helped the Blues win the English Premier League title in his first League season at Chelsea and then played a prominent part in Chelsea’s triumph under Italian Antonio Conte last campaign.
Alvaro Morata, meanwhile, is still getting used to life at Chelsea after joining the west London club from La Liga giant Real Madrid last summer.
The former Juventus forward has made a fine start to life in the English Premier League though, with Alvaro Morata having netted six goals in his first seven League appearances.
And Pedro has disclosed that his Spain international colleagues are usually the first players to resume training at Cobham.
Pedro told Chelsea’s website: “Cesc [Fabregas] is probably the first [player] to get here [training] but Alvaro [Morata] arrives quite early as well, they [both players] eat breakfast and then we all discuss a bit before training resumes.”
