Cesc Fabregas' Como has secured a spot in European competition for the first time in its history. A 1-0 victory over Hellas Verona allowed the team to secure a place in the top six of the Serie A table. This historic result was achieved exactly two years after the club's promotion to Serie A. This is reported by Goal.com .
A 71st-minute goal by Anastasios Douvikas secured the vital win for the team. Currently sitting in 6th place with 65 points, Como has moved 10 points clear of seventh-placed Atalanta. This result guarantees the team's participation in European football next season.
In his post-match interview, Fabregas expressed pride in the team's growth. The 39-year-old manager noted that they have achieved the massive feat of reaching Serie A and qualifying for Europe within just two years. His successful tenure is fueling rumors in the English press linking him to his former club, Chelsea.
Although reports linking him to Chelsea are increasing, the Spanish coach is currently fully focused on the Como project. He has successfully implemented his attacking, possession-based philosophy at the club. In the remaining rounds, Como will continue to battle rivals like Roma, Juventus, and Milan for a spot in the Europa League or Champions League.
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