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Cesc Fàbregas has a clause in his Como contract that could see him join top clubs like Barcelona or Arsenal, according to reports

Cesc Fàbregas has a clause in his Como contract that could see him join top clubs like Barcelona or Arsenal, according to reports. The former midfielder, who guided Como to the Champions League, has a history of rejecting offers from Inter, Roma, and Bayer Leverkusen, with sources suggesting he’s not in a hurry to move.

Di Marzio’s Insights on Fàbregas’s Strategy

Di Marzio described Fàbregas as like a calculator, emphasizing his calculated approach to managerial moves. He knows he will coach one of these top clubs, Di Marzio said, noting that Fàbregas has no immediate plans to leave Como. He’s not in a hurry because, even last year, he said no to Inter, no to AS Roma, he said no to Bayer Leverkusen, and also Como didn’t want to let him go.

The expert also highlighted that Fàbregas’s decision could depend on which top clubs face struggles. It depends on which of these clubs will begin to struggle. Everything can change, he added. Fàbregas appears to be monitoring the European football managerial scene, particularly at clubs like Barcelona and Arsenal, where he has strong connections.

Como’s Stance and Potential Moves

Como president Mirwan Suwarso has stated he would not stand in Fàbregas’s way if he wished to return to Chelsea. If that makes him happy, that’s him, Suwarso said, adding, You want your employees to stay with you for as long as possible but at the end of the day we don’t own him and he’s free to go to Chelsea if he wishes.

Despite these comments, Fàbregas has shown no urgency to leave Como, having rejected multiple approaches over the past year. His current contract, which includes the exit clause, allows him to pursue opportunities at top clubs without immediate pressure from Como.

Unresolved Questions and Future Outlook

The key unanswered question is whether Fàbregas will act on the exit clause and, if so, which club he will target. While Barcelona and Arsenal remain strong possibilities, the timing of his move depends on both his personal ambitions and the managerial needs of top-tier teams. For now, Fàbregas appears content at Como, where he has transformed the club into a European force.

As the 2026-27 season progresses, observers will watch closely to see if Fàbregas’s contract clause becomes a reality. His next steps could reshape the managerial landscape in Europe, with his experience and reputation making him a coveted candidate for elite clubs.