Como Gives Full Backing to Cesc in His Toughest Moment of the Season: ‘He’s a Champion, I Have No Doubt

Posted on: 05/10/2026

Serie A – Italian League

Como fully backs Cesc Fàbregas during his most challenging stretch of the season: ‘He’s a champion, I have no doubt’

The manager has suffered two consecutive defeats, and tomorrow he will fight for a spot in the Coppa Italia final.

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Cesc, en un partido con el Como.

Cesc, during a match for Como.

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If Como has faced a ‘rough patch’ in the 2025-26 season, this is it. Two straight losses, three games without a win, and slipping out of a Champions League zone they had defended just a month ago—when a glorious 5-0 win over Pisa and a standout performance placed them ahead of teams like Juventus and Roma.

Now, however, they arrive ‘battered’ for the second leg of the Coppa Italia semifinals (0-0 in the first leg against Inter in Como), chasing the first title in their history. But one thing the Lombardy club has done is reinforce—of course—the position held by Cesc Fàbregas, Como’s head coach.

‘Cesc’s experience is helping him become a top-level coach. He’s a champion, I have no doubt, even though he’s been in his new role for a short time. His career is an added value; he manages to transmit it and creates empathy within the team. He approaches training and matches with incredible intensity. He has impressive drive and energy. Tomorrow will simply be another day where he gives everything to lead the team to victory,’ said Carlalberto Ludi, Como’s sporting director for several years.

‘Cesc’s experience is helping him become a top-level coach’

Carlalberto Ludi, Como’s Sporting Director

A summer is expected where talk about Cesc’s future will certainly surface again. Last season, clubs like Inter, Monaco, and Bayer Leverkusen knocked on his door, but the Catalan coach chose the brilliant project he leads in northern Italy.

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