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At Inter, there is reflection regarding the future of the bench, and one of the options for a possible replacement for Simone Inzaghi leads to Cesc Fabregas. As already reported on these pages, according to the latest rumors, it could be the Spaniard who takes on this role at Inter after being linked with other clubs as well.
Let’s now look at some features, such as Fabregas’ style of play. His career as a coach is still very brief due to his young age, but he is certainly a profound connoisseur of the football world, having won everything with Arsenal, Chelsea, Barcelona, and the Spanish national team as a player.
Fabregas – Inter
In the event of a separation from Inzaghi, Inter would certainly have to identify a new coach quickly because the new-format Club World Cup with 32 teams officially begins on June 14, and Inter thus will not have much time to reflect on the available choices.
Fabregas’ profile has been liked for a long time by Inter’s management, who, however, have never had previous contacts because they have always been satisfied with Inzaghi’s work. After, in recent weeks, Fabregas seemed ready to say goodbye to Como with inquiries from Roma and Bayer Leverkusen, his future could now be at Inter.
Fabregas’ Career
Fabregas’ career is certainly richer as a player than as a coach. As a coach, the Spaniard has so far led only Como, first at the youth level and then the first team, both in Serie B first as assistant and then as interim, and this year in his first Serie A season.
In the 2023/24 season, he had a brief experience as head coach of Como’s first team in Serie B but only as interim. From this season, he is the official head coach of the team on the lakefront, and he led them to a satisfying tenth place in Serie A, expressing attractive football.
Fabregas’ Formations and Tactical Ideas
The formation Fabregas has used the most is the 4-2-3-1 since it allows him to field many talented and attacking players to best implement his tactical ideas—like Nico Paz, who has impressed Inter in recent months. He prefers a collective style of play, centered on combinations, short passes, and several one-on-ones down the wings.
The Como coach himself admitted a few weeks ago that he is very attracted to Inter and their style of play. This study that the former Chelsea player has carried out on the Inter squad and nerazzurro style could certainly help him settle in well, should Marotta and the management decide to entrust him with the Inter bench.
