Arsenal's former captain Cesc Fabregas could return to Premier League after falling out of love with Barcelona Fabregas, who left Arsenal for Barcelona two years ago, has become frustrated by his lack of involvement in key fixtures and is prepared to leave should an English club trigger his £30 million release clause. Manchester United manager David Moyes, a confirmed admirer of Fabregas during his time at Everton, could offer the midfielder a possible move to Old Trafford, but Manchester City and Arsenal are believed to be lukewarm in response to suggestions that the 26-year-old could be available. Moyes, meanwhile, is to take four of his Everton staff to United with Rene Meulensteen expected to replace Roberto Martínez at Wigan Athletic after rejecting the role of assistant manager at Old Trafford. The new United manager had been keen to retain Meulensteen, but with the Dutchman understood to be unhappy at the prospect of having a reduced workload on the training pitch, he has chosen to leave the club and pursue the managerial vacancy at Wigan. Moyes has identified a role at United for Phil Neville, as well as Jimmy Lumsden, Chris Woods and scout Robbie Cooke, having already dispensed with the services of assistant manager Mike Phelan and goalkeeping coach Eric Steele,