Spain will assess Cesc Fabregas' fitness on Monday to see whether he will be able to link up with the squad, with reports suggesting the Chelsea midfielder could be out for three weeks. Fabregas played the whole of Chelsea's 2-1 Premier League win over Liverpool on Saturday but Blues boss Jose Mourinho admitted afterwards he had taken a 'gamble' with the 27-year-old's hamstring problem. Mourinho also said that Fabregas could link up with Spain ahead of their upcoming matches against Belarus and Germany, but added that he 'would be back' as he was not fit. Cesc Fabregas (left) played against Chelsea despite not being 100 per cent fit
@highlight
Jose Mourinho said it was a 'gamble' playing Cesc Fabregas vs Liverpool
@highlight
Chelsea boss insists Fabregas 'would be back' if he joined up with Spain
@highlight
The midfielder is to be assessed by Spanish doctors on Monday
@highlight
Vicente del Bosque said it is not a lack of confidence in the Chelsea medical staff
@highlight
Spain play Belarus in a qualifier before playing a friendly against Germany
Then his team decided that he was able to play (against @placeholder) and there's no problem.