Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he never expected Cesc Fabregas to achieve so much so quickly.
At the start of his managerial career, Fabregas announced his retirement in July 2023. Having won almost every major league trophy in the competition, including the Premier League. The FA Cup, La Liga and the 2010 World Cup.
In making the announcement, Fabregas revealed he would immediately start working as Como’s Under-19s manager. With the Spaniard gaining his coaching licence towards the end of his playing career.
The decision to sack Moreno Longo saw the former Arsenal, Chelsea and Barcelona midfielder promoted to first-team head coach in November 2023, initially on a temporary basis.
But Fabregas immediately impressed and was appointed assistant to Osian Roberts before taking over permanently in August, leading the club to their first promotion to Serie A in more than two decades.
“The truth is, I never expected him to achieve so quickly,” he said. “But I believe Fabregas will be a great coach in the future,” Wenger told สนใจสมัคร? คลิกที่นี่เพื่อเริ่มต้น when asked about Fabregas’ excellent start to his managerial career.
“Sometimes, when you go from playing to coaching so quickly, it’s difficult to adapt, but he did it very quickly. “He invited me to Como to watch him train. One day I will take up that invitation.”