Former Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas believes Chelsea are on the right track to success, but thinks it may take some time before the Blues compete for the title.

Fabregas told Sky Sports: “I can see what they are trying to do. A young, dynamic, powerful team. The players they have signed are top quality. It is about putting them together and letting them grow.

“For example, Enzo Fernandez has had some time to adapt, and Moises Caicedo is a top player. He is strong and with quality, having been coached by a top manager like Roberto De Zerbi.

“Maybe not this year, but from next year they will be ready to compete.”

Fabregas is currently coaching the ‘B’ and Primavera teams of Italian side Como 1907 and he is determined to make it to the top as a manager.

Fabregas said: “The Premier League is the objective; it is the biggest dream a coach can have. But let’s keep improving.

“Have I got it in me? Time will tell. I believe so much in my methodology and every day you learn so much. Expectations are there but it is what you do and how you manage those expectations.”