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Speaking on the sidelines of the SWXS London conference, Cesc Fabregas—the number one candidate for the Nerazzurri bench—disappointed Inter by reiterating his intention to continue working on the Como project. The Spanish coach, who in the next few hours is expected to be joined in London by sporting director Piero Ausilio, thus distances himself from the prospect of becoming Inter’s new coach after Simone Inzaghi.
These are his words, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport: “I started with this club because I was thinking about a long-term project. I don’t want to end my career at a club where there is a project for only one or two years and then everything ends. I really believe in Como’s long-term project; I came here as a player and I am very, very happy because here I can work the way I want. We have the same goals and the same ambition. The president allows me to work as I wish, in the way I see things. Fortunately, we share the same vision, the same objective, which is to get as high as possible. Together we have really become a good team, in a small city, in a small club—because we are still a small club—but with big, very big ambitions for the future.”
