Cesc Fabregas feels he is "looking good" to be fully fit for Spain at the World Cup. The Arsenal skipper has been out of action since suffering a cracked bone in his fibula during the Champions League quarter-final first-leg clash against Barcelona on March 31, and missed the Gunners' end to the season.
The 22 year old has been in Spain stepping up his rehabilitation work, as he aims to be ready for their opening match in South Africa, against Switzerland at Durban on June 16.
Writing his captain's notes in the Arsenal match programme for the final Barclays Premier League game against Fulham, Fabregas revealed: "I am pleased to say that my recovery from a cracked fibula is on schedule.
"I have started jogging for the first time, and it looks as if I will begin running again properly tomorrow.
"I am happy with how things are going and now I just have to be patient, making sure I come back as strongly as I can."
Fabregas continued: "On May 24, I will join up with the Spanish national team and should be able to join in a bit when we play Saudi Arabia five days later.
"The timing is looking good for the World Cup, but I am sad not to have played a part in the end of Arsenal's season."
