Cesc Fabregas named Coach of the Year at Gran Gala del Calcio

Como head coach Cesc Fabregas was crowned Coach of the Year at the Gran Gala del Calcio ceremony, recognizing his impactful leadership in Italian football. The former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder secured the prestigious accolade, receiving the trophy from Italy national team head coach Roberto Mancini.

The event also saw Inter recognized as Club of the Year, while Federico Dimarco took home the Player of the Year title. Reflecting on his success, Fabregas credited his squad's growth to their blend of youthful energy and tactical bravery.

We made history with very young lads. Now we want to try to grow even further. Cesc Fabregas

The 37-year-old tactician has earned widespread acclaim for his proactive approach, solidifying his reputation as one of Europe's most promising managers. Fabregas remains focused on maintaining a balanced perspective as the club's profile rises.

We are Como, a small reality, we go slowly. We must go step by step, every year the pressure rises and it is a pleasure. We take the pressure naturally. Cesc Fabregas

With this honor secured, Fabregas is now turning his attention back to the Serie A campaign. His goal remains the sustainable development of his squad while maintaining their distinct attacking style in the league.