Harsh Criticisms of Cesc Fabregas’ Como: Dubbed a Fake Small Team

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Harsh Criticisms of Cesc Fabregas’ Como: Dubbed a Fake Small Team

Igor Tudor, the head coach of Juventus, has publicly criticized Cesc Fàbregas’ team, Como 1907, labeling it a “fake small team.” This statement comes as the teams prepare for a competitive match at Como’s stadium, located near Lake Como. Tudor’s remarks highlighted Como’s significant investment in player acquisitions over the past year.

Como’s Rising Profile

Juventus is set to face Como after experiencing a frustrating run, with five consecutive draws in Serie A and the UEFA Champions League. The team is dealing with defensive challenges, particularly following the injury of Brazilian defender Gleison Bremer.

Financial Investments and Player Acquisitions

Como, which is owned by the Hartono brothers, has made impressive strides since their acquisition in 2019. They are known in part for their connection to the tobacco industry and are ranked among the world’s top 100 wealthiest individuals by Forbes. The club’s management has aggressively pursued new talent, securing the signings of the following players:

  • Álvaro Morata
  • Jesús Rodríguez
  • Jacobo Ramón
  • Diego Carlos

In the previous summer transfer market, Como was the top spender in Italy, investing around 50 million euros.

Recent Achievements

Last season, Como returned to Serie A after a 21-year absence. They ensured their place in the top division with four games remaining, finishing in a commendable tenth position. This remarkable turnaround follows their promotion from Serie D, the fourth tier of Italian football, just six years ago.

Nico Paz, an Argentine talent developed at Real Madrid, is also part of Como’s ambitious roster, with rumors suggesting a potential buyback by his former club.

Future Plans

Alongside bolstering the team, Como is planning a structural expansion, having unveiled plans to renovate their stadium. The goal is to complete these renovations by 2028, reflecting their commitment to growth both on and off the field.

As Como aims to establish itself firmly in Serie A, the upcoming match against Juventus will be a critical test of their capabilities amidst these ambitious developments.