Cesc Fabregas has reassured Arsenal supporters that he is focused on winning trophies in England, but has admitted that it remains his dream to return to Barcelona in the future.

The 21-year-old left the Spanish club six years ago and despite insisting he is happy in London, he admits he wants to rejoin his old club before he retires. Fabregas, speaking to a Spanish radio station, reiterated his desire to stay in North London but said he was at the club to win trophies and would review his position at the end of the season.

"Right now I'm fine at Arsenal," he said. "But I cannot deny that to return and play for Barca would be a dream come true.

"I chose to stay at the club last summer and right now I'm totally focused on the reason for that decision, which was to try and win trophies. We'll see how things have gone by the end of the season.

"But the fact is that Barca are playing 'cinematic' football and it's fantastic to see."

Although Wenger was criticised for not adding to his squad over the summer, Fabregas says he is delighted to see the younger players at the club being given a chance.

"It is wonderful to see so many players from the youth system in the team, so well adapted to the philosophy of the club," he added. "I decided to give my all for Arsenal and I'm not the kind of person to just give up on things just like that."