Cesc Fàbregas calls move to Chelsea, stupid distraction

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Cesc Fàbregas, the former Arsenal and Chelsea star, has addressed rumors linking him to a Premier League return while managing Serie A side Como.

Despite Chelsea reportedly showing interest in his coaching success, the Spaniard remains committed to his current project. Fàbregas cited advice from José Mourinho regarding the longevity of a coaching career, suggesting he has plenty of time to return to England in the future.

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What did Cesc Fàbregas say concerning his future at Como?

For now, he describes a move away as “very unlikely,” noting that both the team’s upward trajectory and his family’s happiness in Italy are his primary priorities. He dismissed the Chelsea links as “stupid” distractions, insisting his sole focus is on Como’s Serie A campaign.

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