Cesc Fabregas has signed a five-year contract with Barcelona in a deal worth a potential £35m to Arsenal.
The former Gunners captain, 24, said he moved back home to take up “the greatest challenge of my life.”
Barcelona have written in a buy-out clause in the midfielder’s contract set at 200m euros (£175m).
Fabregas added: “I have waited a long time for this moment. After eight years away I hope to leave you all with many great memories.”
Barcelona will pay Arsenal 29m euros (£25.4m) up front for Fabregas, with the player contributing 1m euros (£880,000) from his salary each year of the initial contract.
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