Home » Premier League » Cesc Fabregas, who played for Chelsea and Arsenal in the past, has been hired as the new manager of a top European club, and he will be responsible for guiding the team to the Champions League in the upcoming season.

Cesc Fabregas, who played for Chelsea and Arsenal in the past, has been hired as the new manager of a top European club, and he will be responsible for guiding the team to the Champions League in the upcoming season.

Cesc Fabregas, a former football star who played for Arsenal, Chelsea, and Barcelona, is getting ready to make his debut as a coach when he takes over as the head coach of Como in Serie B. Fabregas is well known for his time spent playing for Arsenal, Chelsea, and Barcelona.

by Dandozzy

stories, including one from Fabrizio Romano, say that the 36-year-old former midfielder is likely to assume the coaching responsibilities at Como, replacing Moreno Longo. This comes after Longo was fired from his position after Como scored a 1-0 victory over Ascoli. Romano’s report was included in the group of stories.

After retiring from his famous playing career with the club the previous summer, Fabregas was offered a position as the coach of the young squad at Como and accepted the position.

Despite the fact that Fabregas has worked with Como’s youth squad in the past, he will be making his coaching debut with this assignment. His previous experience with the club includes participating in 17 Serie B matches during the campaign before to this one.

Como is currently in sixth place in the standings for Serie B. They have accumulated 21 points over the course of 12 matches, which puts them in the play-off zone but still leaves them eight points behind the leaders of the league, Parma.

During his time as a player, Cesc Fabregas amassed a great amount of accomplishments, including winning the World Cup and the European Championship on two separate occasions with the Spanish national team. In addition to that, during his time with Barcelona and Chelsea, respectively, he won the league championships in both England and Spain.

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