Fabregas: I´m happy at Barcelona

Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas has refuted suggestions he is unhappy at Camp Nou, despite finding his first-team chances hard to come by.

The Spaniard has been unconvincing during Tito Vilanova’s short reign, failing to complete the full 90 minutes in victories over Osasuna and Valencia while featuring for just 10 minutes in Barca’s two-legged Spanish Super Cup loss to Real Madrid.

The former Arsenal skipper had admitted he would ideally have more playing time for the club, but insists he is completely satisfied with life at Barcelona.

“Good morning, I would like to avoid any misunderstandings. I feel well, very happy with the club and I feel extremely supported by fans and the team,” the playmaker wrote on his Twitter page.

“I just think about working and giving the best for the club and myself. Happy Saturday.”

Fabregas is currently on international duty with the Spain squad, and started in their 5-0 thrashing of Saudi Arabia on Friday.

Vicente del Bosque’s world and European champions take on Georgia on Tuesday as they start on their path to Brazil 2014.