His team are currently league leaders and two points ahead of fierce Premiership rivals Manchester City, but footballing pursuits were far from the mind of Chelsea playmaker Cesc Fabregas during a recent holiday – and for obvious reasons.
The 27-year-old midfielder has been enjoying a sunshine break in the tropical climes of Saint Barts, from where he enjoyed a tactile display with busty partner Daniella Semaan last week.
Hitting the beach, the couple could barely keep their hands off each other as they waded into the ocean for a welcome dip.
Daniella looked stunning in a skimpy blue bikini as she frolicked with the footballer, who frequently leaned in with a tender kiss as they stood chest deep in the cool water.
The couple were tanned, toned and understandably relaxed on their idyllic beach break, and they were soon back on their sun-loungers after walking out of the surf hand in hand.
Sporting a pair of eye-catching red shorts, Fabregas stretched out while Daniella made herself comfortable next to him.
The couple met in a Japanese restaurant while Daniella was was still married to her property tycoon ex-husband, Elie Taktouk, with whom she was later embroiled in a bitter divorce battle centering around their £7 million London home.
Lebanese beauty Daniella gave birth to Lia, her first child with Fabregas, last April and she also has two other children, aged 11 and nine, from a former marriage.
The couple, who flew back to the UK on January 5, were enjoying a short break on the French-Caribbean island ahead of an uncertain month for Fabregas, who has been linked with a move away from the West London club following the mooted transfer of Barcelona ace Lionel Messi.
However, while Fabregas has made no secret of the fact he would relish the chance to play alongside his former Barca colleague Messi once again, the Spain international insists he is in no way a middleman for any possible Chelsea bid.
Fabregas, who swapped the Nou Camp for Stamford Bridge last summer, also believes the reports about Messi's current situation at Barcelona are wide of the mark.
‘He (Messi) will do what makes him happiest. Personally, as his friend, colleague and footballer, if you gave me the chance to play with him again, I would welcome it.
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