The head coach of Como, Cesc Fabregas, admitted feeling particular pride following his side's emphatic victory over Manchester United in the Champions League. The Italian club confidently defeated the Manchester giants 4-1.
Having faced the English side multiple times during his Premier League days with Arsenal and Chelsea, Fabregas has now achieved a historic milestone as a manager.
Como led the match 4-0, with Joshua Zirkzee scoring a consolation goal for United late in the game. In a post-match interview, Fabregas candidly shared his emotions.
I can’t lie to you, I was incredibly proud. I always tell the lads: enjoy yourselves, fight hard, and do everything you can to build the best career possible because it goes quickly. Today they made me enjoy the game, not just because of the win or the score, but because they played the way I love: with conviction, quality, a clear head, aggression, and intense pressing.
This crushing defeat serves as yet another reflection of Manchester United's decline in recent times. Rumours are swirling that Michael Carrick’s days at the helm at Old Trafford are numbered.
