Former Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has been dominated out of rejoining the membership as a part of incoming supervisor Enzo Maresca’s employees.
Fabregas solely retired from enjoying final summer time, ending his profession with Como in Serie B, and has been slicing his teaching enamel with the little recognized Italian aspect ever since.
The 2010 World Cup winner, who performed for Chelsea between 2014 and 2019, was given management of Como’s B crew and Underneath-19s upon hanging up his boots however wound up being appointed interim head coach of the first-team in October for seven video games.
Fabregas was unable to maintain the job as a result of not having accomplished all of his teaching {qualifications} however stayed on as an assistant to Welshman Osian Roberts, who oversaw promotion to Serie A. With Roberts set to maneuver into an ‘upstairs’ position, Fabregas will fulfil the license standards this summer time and is anticipated to be named new head coach as Como embark on prime flight soccer.
Regardless of a teasing go to to Chelsea’s Cobham coaching floor in mid-Might elevating questions on his future, that promotion at Como is the rationale he received’t be returning to the Blues any time quickly.
The Athletic‘s Simon Johnson reported Fabregas’ presence at Cobham a fortnight in the past however has since defined the 37-year-old was by no means in rivalry to switch Mauricio Pochettino as Chelsea boss as a result of it’s too early in his managerial profession, neither is he ready to surrender a head coach gig in Serie A as a way to take a step backwards and grow to be an assistant once more.
“I am very joyful [at Como]. My intention is to be right here,” Fabregas lately instructed BBC Sport Wales.
Chelsea are believed to have agreed £10m compensation with Leicester to nominate Maresca, who labored beneath Pep Guardiola at Manchester Metropolis in 2022/23. That deal is assumed to incorporate assistant supervisor and ex-Chelsea goalkeeper Willy Caballero, first-team coach Danny Walker, goalkeeping coach Michele de Bernardin, health coach Marcos Alvarez and analyst Javier Molina Caballero.
