Join this channel to get access to perks and help support Football Meta💙 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdR79CQSet6tQrKVbfIaQg/join This is only Cesc Fabregas' first full season in the Serie A, yet we are already getting a good understanding of what his philosphy looks like, from solid positional structures, to more fluid and dynamic plays in attack. Could he really become one of the best managers in Europe? In Partnership with SICS: www.youtube.com/@sicssport instagram.com/sics.sport If you enjoyed this video please leave a like & subscribe for more! __________________________________________________________________________________ KEEP UP TO DATE SECOND CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/@TheCoachBook INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/thefootballmeta/ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/c/FootballMeta __________________________________________________________________________________ Chapters 00:00 Combining Tactics 00:33 The Como Project 00:51 Cesc's Philosophy 01:19 Build-up Patterns 03:24 The Brilliant Nico Paz 04:22 Dynamic Attack 06:41 Como's Current Challenges 07:39 The Modern Defensive Mentality 08:21 The Downsides of This System 09:02 Following Modern Trends #fabregas #como #seriea
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The speed with which I clicked on this video when I saw it 😅
that 2010 World Cup's Spanish team is gonna carry the football forward in the years ahead
I was at the stadium when my team (Atalanta) played in Como. I think that game summarises their strengths and weaknesses: in the first half, they easily dominated the game thanks to a high-press structure that isn't that common in Italy (yet); in the second half, their poor defending on through balls allowed us to take the three points. I would like it if Fabregas were considered as a possible candidate for our manager position once Gasperini leaves, but I fear that Como's project is big enough to convince him to stay.
I think the best modern manager will have to be whoever is best able to juggle the balance between being a classical music conductor who guides specific roles and tasks for each player and a jazz improvisation band leader where creative chaos is the goal. 😊
As a barca fan, his tactics are similar to that of Hansi flick. There are certain principle structures in place but there is no strict positional play, the players especially in the attacking and midfield area are free to interpret the game and occupy spaces themselves and there is a lot of combinations and attacks through the middle
Good to hear that Fabregas is doing well as a manager in Italy. He is one of my favorite Arsenal players. What a midfielder..
I am a very big fan of fabregas! A players with a good vision on the pitch, I knew he would bring that vision into coaching
I can see a lot inspiration from Hansi Flick, and Arsene Wenger mainly. Only difference is that Wenger's CMs and CDMs during successful era where Vieira, Gilberto, Petit etc whom can control the game both offensively and defensively.
You made everything so clear, man . Good Job.
By the next 10 years, every manager in the top 5 leagues would be a former Pep player
Fabregas, Kompany, Alonso, Motta, Naglesmann... we have a new generation of coaches.
Hopefully future Barca Manager. I mean he has to. That's where his journey began
The quality in your videos are insane. You make tactics so easy to understand
I haven’t watched the full video, but I know it’s going to be class.❤❤
“Fàbregas is using shape-shifting moves so that opponents can't adapt to the game he's conducting. He is surely going to be one of the best upcoming managers.”
Wish him the very best (unless he manages a rival haha). Arsenal legend. One of only 3 things I’ll never forgive Wenger for is not resigning him, especially when he was so vocal about wanting to come back - despite us not being in our best place.
Peak Football Meta era...
Wonder if Fábregas would be a good fit at Milan if they do sack the manager soon
Thanks I was waiting for this on como
This is where Arteta can improve Arsenal. Ironically Arteta and Fabregas had similar playing styles to their coaching styles - Arteta being more rigid and tactic, Fabregas being more fluid and creative