Made a trainer decision? Former world and European champion CESC Fàbregas supposedly “certainly” does not change from the Italian first division team Como in 1907 as the new chief coach to Bayer Leverkusen.
At least that’s what the Italian transfer reporter Gianluca di Marzio claims in an interview with “bettfreunde.net”.
“They really tried to get CESC. They spoke to him, they spoke to Como, but CESC decided to stay in Como for another year,” continued the insider. Bayer Leverkusen therefore has “no chance” for an obligation of the 38-year-old.
In the last few days, the Werkelf has pushed its efforts around CESC Fàbregas again and Como also offered a transfer fee for the trainer, according to Di Marzio, “But you are one of the richest clubs in Italy, so you don’t think of money. You want to continue with CESC as a coach.
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Bayer Leverkusen would now advise the journalist to speak to other candidates. In the pole position, Erik Ten Hag, who, according to Di Marzio, is also traded at his ex-club Ajax Amsterdam after the former incumbent Francesco Farioli had declared his resignation after the playful championship in the Netherlands.
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In the conversations between Ten Hag and Bayer there is said to have recently been approaching. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported that Manchester United’s ex-coach had signaled his willingness to succeed Xabi Alonso.
It was said that if sports director Simon Rolfes and Co. choose ten HAG, nothing would stand in the way of a deal. So if Fabregas actually no longer belong to the candidate group, an early execution with the 55-year-old would be obvious.