The Spain international has yet to reach top gear this season after helping his country win the World Cup in South Africa over the summer. Wenger does not think Fabregas was at his best in last Sunday's 1-0 Premier League loss to Newcastle, but felt he was on song in midweek at Wolves. The French tactician believes from now on that the 23-year-old will be at the best from now on, starting with Everton on Sunday. "From game to game we will see the real Cesc now," said Wenger. "I have always said that a player who wins the World Cup, you see I'm complete again in November and never before. "Cesc has lost the fear of him hamstring injury. He still lacks a little bit of zip in the decision making and his acceleration in the final third. "I felt a difficult Cesc at Wolves. Focused, motivated, wanting to give absolutely 100%, no restrictions like there were against Newcastle. "He was a completely different player. In the next game he should be right."
