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Cesc Fabregas pays emotional tribute to ‘super heroine’ great-gran, 95, for beating coronavirus

CESC FABREGAS posted an emotional tribute to his great-grandmother after the “super heroine” won her fight with coronavirus at the age of 95.

The former Arsenal and Chelsea star, 32, announced great-gran Flora had contracted the killer bug along with 70 per cent of her nursing home near Barcelona earlier this month.

Fabregas has revealed his great-gran has recovered from coronavirus aged 95

But Fabregas has now revealed the incredible news that she has won her battle against coronavirus on Twitter.

Fabregas tweeted: “She has overcome coronavirus at 95 years of age. Yesterday the test came out negative!

“My great-grandmother is a super heroine but none of this would have been possible had it not been for the help of the nurses and doctors.

“[They] are giving their lives at each moment so that we can all be better and live a little bit better during these difficult times.”

The heartwarming news will give hope to many across the planet – and will be a huge boost to Fabregas who, at the time of her diagnosis, admitted it would be tough for her to pull through, given her age.

Earlier this month, Fabregas said: “She’s 95 and the poor woman has unfortunately got coronavirus.

“There were a lot of people in her home who didn’t have it and we wanted to get them to a hotel.

“We tested them all again and 70 or 80 per cent came back positive for Covid-19, including my great-grandmother.”

Fabregas, who is on lockdown in France with wife Daniella Semaan and their three children Lia, Capri and Leonardo, added: “On Thursday we had a video call with her and she looked OK and in a good mood.

“The worst thing is not being able to be with her and give her a hug. I hope she gets through this, but we know it’s going to be difficult.”

Fabregas has incredibly volunteered to not only accept a 30 per cent pay cut at current club Monaco – but defer his ENTIRE £130,000-a-week pay-packet for four months.

The selfless gesture will save Monaco around £2million – with £500,000 of that not needing to be paid back to the former Barcelona star.

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