Former Arsenal -midfielder Cesc Fabregas is now considered one of Europe's most exciting young coaches and he is now in the sights of Inter Milan in their hunt for a new boss
CESC Fabregas is looking for by Inter Milan to replace the former boss Simone Inzaghi, after he agreed to become a lucrative proposal to become the new manager of Al-Hilal. But the ex-Arsenale man insists that he is not going to leave Como.
Inzaghi, 49, was heavily connected to a move to Saudi Arabia in the construction of the Champions League final of last weekend and left his role at Inter only three days after they were beaten 5-0 by Paris Saint-Germain in Munich.
The Italian wrote an open letter to fans after the decision was announced and said: “The time I said goodbye to this club after a four -year trip, in which I gave everything.
“I want to devote one last word to the millions of Nerazzurri fans who encourage me, cried and suffered at difficult moments and laughed and celebrated in the six triumphs that we have experienced together. I will never forget you.”
Inzaghi has agreed the conditions with Al -Hilal to go to the Saudi Pro League – and Inter wants Fabregas to replace it in the San Siro.
Fabregas, 38, is currently the head coach of Inter's Series A Rivals, Como, and was recently the subject of interest of Bayer Leverkusen in their search for a successor to Xabi Alonso. However, Fabregas decided to stay, but Sky Sport Italia claimed on Wednesday that Fabregas is 'seduced' by the idea of ​​taking over at Inter and that it would continue with the finalists of the Champions League.
However, the Spaniard stated on Wednesday afternoon: “I really believe in the long -term project of Como, I have arrived here as a player and I am very, very happy because I can work here the way I want.”
A deal to lure Fabregas away is also complicated by the fact that he is also a shareholder in the club where he ended his gaming career.
Fabegas has delivered a reputation as one of Europe's most exciting young coaches at the helm during his time, where he navigated Como to the Safe Haven of Mid-Table after promoting series B.
“Our path is long, it will take several seasons and it's all about Cesc Fabregas, who will not leave the club,” said Como President Mirwan Suwarso and spoke next to Fabregas on stage in the South by Southwest Conference in London.
Former Inter Youth Team coach, Cristian Chivu, is another competition that replaces Inzaghi and now comes to think of the club. The situation is further complicated by the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup with Inter – and Al -Hilal – both set to participate in the 32 team tournament that will take place in the United States.