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Fabregas: Ramos comments offend me

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Following Ramos Sergio's claim that his teammates, Fabregas Cesc and Diego Costa, lacked commitment to the Spain team, Fabregas took offense at the statement and called up Romas to talk it out. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho had said Fabregas was unfit due to an injury, but Spanish FA proved the player was fine but only experiencing a 'discomfort'. With the same said about Diego Costa, leaving both him and Fabregas out of the Spain team, Ramos questioned why the players were fit to play for their club but not their country. Sergio concluded the Blue players lacked commitment to the national cause. Mourinho critised Ramos' statement and Fabregas rang the former Real Madrid player to clear the allegation.


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