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It took several months, but it is now official: Cesc Fàbregas is the head coach of Como. Last December, the former Monaco player went from intermediate coach to assistant coach, leaving his place to Osian Roberts, in order to be able to obtain his coaching diplomas. The club promoted to Serie A made the Spaniard’s promotion official this Friday. I am so excited to start this season as head coach and I thank the ownership group for trusting me with this position.says the former Arsenal, FC Barcelona and Chelsea player in the Italian club’s press release. I share the ambitions of the group and believe this is just the beginning of where this club can go. It will be a tough and important season, but myself and the rest of the coaching staff are ready and we all believe. »
” It is an honour for us to officially appoint Cesc as our head coach. The impact of his knowledge, experience and passion is already evident in last season’s success and the evolution of our style of play, says Mirwan Suwarsoofficial representative of the group of owners holding Côme. We believe this is just the beginning and we look forward to continuing to work with Cesc this season and for many years to come. » Note that Osian Roberts remains within the Italian club, as head of development.
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