Former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has outlined his ambition to manage in the Premier League in the future. The Spaniard spent 12-years playing in England with over 300 appearances for the two London clubs, making him no stranger to the division and what it holds.
It comes after the 35-year-old left French side AS Monaco as a free agent, having played there for three-years following his exit from Chelsea. The midfielder now has a new journey to embark on, with a trip to Italy with Serie B side Como.
Fabregas signed a two-year deal with the club and has also become part-owner, as confirmed by another former Blues star Dennis Wise. The ex-midfielder works as chief executive for Como and speaking to the Mirror about the move for the ex-Spain international, he said: "He owns part of the club, he's a shareholder, that's what Cesc wants to get involved in.
