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Fabregas says it is wrong to say that he has been dropped by Spain, arguing that he has never had an "undisputed" place in the starting line-up.
The versatile midfielder has been in fine form for Chelsea this season, playing a key role in the Blues' Premier League title bid, but he was left on the bench for all 90 minutes of Friday's Euro 2016 qualifying win over Ukraine in
Sevilla.
Although, Fabregas insists that he was neither surprised nor offended by Vicente Del Bosque's decision to leave him out.
"I do not think I've lost my place in the team because I've never been undisputed," he told reporters on Monday. " The important thing is to play well if I'm selected.
"Besides, I'm sure that whoever is picked will do well. I have no doubt about that. I always support my team-mates.
"Every player likes to have continuity and I am no different. But sometimes you don't get in because the coach decides that someone is better than you.
"I do not think that anything has happened to the national side," the former Barcelona ace added on the eve of the friendly with Netherlands. It is just a young team that has yet to mature and gain a little experience.
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