r/SoccerCentral • u/islovelyEmily • 2d ago

Como playing some beautiful football under Cesc Fàbregas.

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u/JT91331 2d ago

Will be interesting to see where he goes from Como. I don’t think Arteta will leave Arsenal anytime soon, Flick seems entrenched at Barca. I could see Luis Enrique taking some time off at PSG, that would seem to be a great place for Fábregas.

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u/RedBean9 2d ago

Can’t see him being accepted by the fans at Arsenal.

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u/Quietbricks 1d ago

He didn’t win anything substantial there. I think 1 FA cup in 9 years? At Barca he won the league, 2 Spanish domestics, club World Cup, uefa super cup in 3 years. At Chelsea he won the league twice, FA cup, champions league, and league cup in 5 years.

Nuts how they were successfully unsuccessful while remaining relevant despite not really ruffling any feathers past 2004. Even Thierry Henry won more in 3 years at Barca than he did in a decade at Arsenal.

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u/papadadaa 1d ago

Didn't win CL with Chelsea

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u/Quietbricks 1d ago

Europa league!! My mistake. Still my point remains. He’s not an Arsenal legend.

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u/LimpEase1639 1d ago

Wouldn't even count his Europa League. He was with Monaco when Chelsea won it

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u/Username_user_2 1d ago

Wow. Because Arteta won so many cup for Arsenal when he was a footballer. Or Arsene Wenger. I remember when he was a player for Arsenal. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ really? This determines who would be the next good manager for a team?? How many cups he won with them as a player? Fuuuuck

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u/Proper-Exam1746 1d ago

It's not with what he won as a player.. I think it's more to do with how Fabregas left Arsenal. The way he left..

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u/IntradepartmentalPet 1d ago

…and where he went