The Spanish midfielder has been one of the standout performers for Chelsea this season, scoring five goals in just ten games.
In an interview with The Times, Fabregas discussed his team's performance and how he feels about Morata's integration into the squad.
"I think we're doing well as a team," Fabregas said. "We've got good players who can score goals and create chances for each other."
Morata has made a strong start to life at Stamford Bridge, netting three times in just four appearances for Chelsea so far this season. But Fabregas believes that it's still early days for the new signing.
"We have to give him time to adapt to the Premier League and the style of play here," he said. "But I'm sure he'll do well and contribute to our success."
Morata is not the only player that Fabregas has had to work with on his way to becoming one of the best midfielders in the world. He credits his former Barcelona teammate Xavi Hernandez for helping him develop his game.
"Xavi was always there to help me improve my game," Fabregas said. "He taught me how to read the game and make decisions on the pitch."
Despite the success that they've enjoyed together, Fabregas admits that there were moments where things weren't going smoothly between them.
"The first few months were difficult for both of us," he said. "But we worked through it and ended up being great friends off the field too."
Now, Fabregas is looking forward to what the future holds for Chelsea and himself. He says that he is excited to see how the team continues to perform and hopes that he will be able to continue contributing to their success.
Overall, Fabregas seems happy with his current situation at Chelsea and looks forward to seeing what the future holds for him and the team.