Cesc Fabregas celebrates its 15th anniversary at PortAventura theme park

Vilaseca-Salou. Costa Dorada. PortAventura is dressed up to celebrate its 15th birthday. This month marks 15 years since PortAventura opened its doors in 1995, becoming the first theme park in Spain and one of the leading in Europe. The soccer player Cesc Fabregas, Arsenal captain, has acted as groomsmen for the big celebration party, which has been accompanied throughout by Woody, this time dressed in tails and top hat. "He is a guy with style, is my favorite," has targeted the player about the park's flagship character. The emotional highlight of the festival has lived when Cesc Fabregas has blown the candles on the birthday cake spectacular Woody and dancers with representatives of the five themes of PortAventura. The Dragon Khan, the first attraction that the park opened in 1995 and famous for being the only roller coaster in the world with eight loops, has been the other star of the day. As a tribute, Cesc Fabregas has made a thrilling journey of more than a mile, 110 km / h, with a group of fans. "I love the Dragon Khan is my favorite attraction, I have gone into it whenever I come to PortAventura with school and friends. If I had my own Dragon Khan ride often, "he confessed Fàbregas. With regard to your future career, Cesc Fabregas has admitted that "if I were to leave Arsenal Barca will. It's my site. I have never hidden that the club is in my heart. " The midfielder added that "now is not the time to talk about my possible move to Barca would be a lack of respect." However, the player added that he "is proud to receive such a good reception by the people of Barcelona." Responding to the rumors about his possible move to Barcelona, Fabregas has stressed that so far none of the candidates for president of FC Barcelona has been in contact with him. The player, who has been very positive about his injury, said that right now is "100% focused" on his recovery to play the World Cup with the selection, "which is the greatest thing for a footballer." About the League final next weekend, Cesc has said that this year "is amazing" and added that "whoever loses will remain champion. The winner may not do anything but applaud the opponent. "  

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