Cesc Fabregas has denied he is at the focal point of a player rebel against under-flame Chelsea director Jose Mourinho.

Cesc Fabregas has denied he is at the focal point of a player rebel against under-flame Chelsea director Jose Mourinho. A columnist for the BBC guaranteed a week ago that an individual from the first group had expressed he would "preferably lose than win" while the Portuguese stays in control at Stamford Bridge. Provides details regarding Tuesday showed that Fabregas, who was dropped from the Chelsea beginning XI for the 3-1 annihilation to Liverpool on Saturday, was the player arranging the restriction against Mourinho, yet the previous Barcelona midfielder has demanded the allegations are untrue. Composing on his official Twitter account, he expressed: "I might want to illuminate that in spite of a couple reports frame some online sites, I am greatly cheerful at Chelsea and have a superb association with the director. "There may be sure people from the outside attempting to destabilize this club yet I emphatically trust that we will ricochet back and come great once more." Previous Chelsea star Frank Lampard has officially released the thought that a few players would consider performing gravely with a specific end goal to quicken Mourinho's flight. "It's babble on the off chance that it [players attempting to lose] is occurring. I don't trust it is. I don't think players at the top level can down instruments," he said on Sky Sports. "The primary obligation we all had as players: when you go out on the pitch, in case you're bringing down apparatuses on the pitch, the special case who looks moronic is yourself."