CESC Fabregas is part of the Serie B Como team but currently, he is on a break for three weeks. During this time he has taken up the role of coach for the under-18s of Arsenal. In this role, he is joined by Jack Wilshere who was his former playing teammate. Fabregas was seen on the training ground of the Gunners recently, working with Wilshere. The latter is the manager of the U18 team Arsenal.
Cesc Fabregas has lauded the work done by Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, who has helped transform the club from a mediocre outfit into title challengers. Arsenal are looking to win the league title for the first time since the Invincibles in the early part of the century. Arsene Wenger was the last boss to have led the team to title success. Since then, the club have even struggle to finish in the top four places on several occasions.
Cesc Fabregas has completed his contract with Monaco club’s French side. It has left many wondering what his next move would be. Cesc had even stated to the media that he was contemplating retirement. However, Dennis Wise, a Chelsea icon, has persuaded him to hold off on his retirement plans. Since last season when his contract ended, Cesc has become a free agent. Now, thanks to Dennis, he is ready to start his next contract with a new club.
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has been unveiled as a minority shareholder at Como in the Italian Serie B thus joining Cesc Fabregas.
Frenchman Thierry Henry has followed in the footsteps of Cesc Fabregas for a stake at Como in the second tier of club football in Italy.
Henry was confirmed as the latest minority shareholder at Como in a press conference with former Chelsea midfielder Dennis Wise on Tuesday. Wise also played a big role in Cesc Fabregas signing for Como this summer.
Manchester United’s pursuit of Frenkie de Jong has proven to be one of the transfer sagas of the summer. The Barcelona midfielder had looked destined to join the Red Devils after the two clubs agreed a financial package for a deal last month, but since then, various reports have suggested that the Dutchman would prefer to stay in Catalonia.
And the last thing club chiefs will want is a repeat of the Cesc Fabregas debacle of 2013. That summer, David Moyes came within a whisker of landing the former Arsenal playmaker, only to see the deal slip through his fingers, and for Marouane Fellaini to be signed as an alternative.
Manchester United’s pursuit of Frenkie de Jong has proven to be one of the transfer sagas of the summer. The Barcelona midfielder had looked destined to join the Red Devils after the two clubs agreed a financial package for a deal last month, but since then, various reports have suggested that the Dutchman would prefer to stay in Catalonia.
And the last thing club chiefs will want is a repeat of the Cesc Fabregas debacle of 2013. That summer, David Moyes came within a whisker of landing the former Arsenal playmaker, only to see the deal slip through his fingers, and for Marouane Fellaini to be signed as an alternative.
With that in mind, we’ve picked out other options that United could move for if they do fail in their efforts to sign De Jong in the coming weeks...
Thierry Henry is reportedly set to become a shareholder in Italian side Como, who signed his former Arsenal team-mate Cesc Fabregas on a free transfer earlier this summer.
The duo played alongside each other 99 times for the Gunners between 2004 and 2007 before Henry left the club to join Barcelona. They could now work together once again, this time in Italy, with Henry reportedly set to buy shares in Como, who signed Fabregas on a free transfer earlier this summer following his departure from Monaco.
New Arsenal player OleksandrZinchenko has mentioned Cesc Fabregas as his football idol. The Ukrainian international talked about Cesc Fabregas in his first interview as an Arsenal player.
Apart from Spanish international Fabregas, Zinchenko also mentioned Frenchman and club legend Thierry Henry. According to him, signing for Arsenal is a dream come true and that he watched Thierry Henry and Cesc Fabregas play for Arsenal while he was a child.
Arsenal signed Fabregas from boyhood club Barcelona as a teenager and he made his professional debut at the club. He went on to become a key player at Arsenal and also captained the club for some years before leaving to return to Barcelona in the summer of 2011. Apart from Arsenal and Barcelona, Fabregas has also played for Premier League outfit Chelsea and French side AS Monaco.
Veteran Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas could have called it quit with his professional football career after an injury-hit final year at French club AS Monaco, but the Spaniard has decided to make one last move in his career.
The 35-year-old was always going to leave Monaco this summer at the end of his contract at the club especially after making just five appearances in all competitions. Cesc Fabregas was restricted to a handful of appearances due to injury. The Spanish international had been at Monaco since he joined them from Premier League outfit Chelsea at the start of 2019.
Fabregas was planning to retire as a professional footballer according to a lot of media outlets before he was convinced to sign for Italian Serie B side Como by Chelsea legend Dennis Wise. Ex-Blues midfielder Wise is now a sporting director at Como.
It was an open secret for many months, but it has now been confirmed that Cesc Fabregas will leave French club AS Monaco when his current deal expires this month. Cesc Fabregas and Ex-Arsenal teammate Vito Mannone have been confirmed on the list of released players from Monaco this summer.
Fabregas, 35, still has less than two weeks on his contract with Monaco as things stand but it is certain that he will leave the club when his contract is up. The Spaniard is not planning retirement yet as he wants to continue to play professional football.