Como shopping frenzy

Como, a newly promoted team in Serie A for the 2024/25 season, is becoming the focus of attention in the 2025 summer transfer window with its ambitious signings.

Cesc Fabregas's team has shown great ambition.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport , Como plans to spend at least 100 million euros this summer, a figure that would make many top Serie A teams envious. Under the guidance of coach Cesc Fabregas, Como has reached a preliminary agreement to sign striker Alvaro Morata from AC Milan.

Morata was on loan at Galatasaray last season, and if he joins Como, the Spanish striker promises to significantly strengthen the team. Coach Fabregas, who was Morata's teammate at Chelsea, played a key role in convincing the striker to join Como.

According to Corriere dello Sport , the team owned by the Indonesian Djarum Group is investing heavily to build a squad capable of competing for a European cup spot next season. The signing of Morata, an experienced striker, is the first strategic step to strengthen squad depth and commercial appeal.

Fabregas, with his philosophy of attacking and possession-based football, has previously successfully recruited players like Maxence Caqueret from Lyon and Maximo Perrone from Man City, and is targeting other names to strengthen the squad.

It's worth remembering that Como even faced bankruptcy in 2017, but then turned things around thanks to being acquired by the Djarum Group (Indonesia). Several former players, such as Fabregas and Thierry Henry, also hold shares in the club.

Under Fàbregas's leadership, Como surprised everyone last season by finishing 10th in Serie A 2024/25. The financial backing from the Djarum group, with estimated annual revenue of $2.5 billion , is a major reason for the club's success. According to Forbes , Como has invested over €50 million in infrastructure and squad since promotion, and this figure could increase in the summer of 2025.

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