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As Chelsea searches for a new head coach following the dismissal of Liam Rosenior, fresh reports suggest that former Blues midfielder Cesc F\u00e0bregas remains a name of interest \u2014 but one the club may have to wait for.<\/p>\n
Sources close to icfootballnews indicate that while CHELSEA<\/strong> admire the 38-year-old\u2019s burgeoning managerial career at Italian side Como, the Spaniard does not feel prepared to take on one of English football\u2019s highest-pressure jobs just yet.<\/p>\n Fabregas, who enjoyed a trophy-laden playing career that included over 190 appearances for Chelsea between 2014 and 2019, has been turning heads in management since taking charge at Serie A club Como. There, he has guided the side into strong midtable form and built a reputation for tactical acumen and calm leadership \u2014 achievements that have not gone unnoticed among the Stamford Bridge hierarchy.<\/p>\n With Rosenior sacked after a run of poor results, including five straight league defeats culminating in a 3-0 loss to Brighton, Chelsea are once again in the market for a new boss. Interim manager Calum McFarlane will lead the team until the end of the season, while the club assesses its options ahead of the summer appointment.<\/p>\n F\u00e0bregas\u2019s name has appeared in the mix alongside a host of other potential candidates \u2014 from experienced tacticians to other former players \u2014 reflecting the club\u2019s desire for a figure capable of commanding respect and stabilising a squad that has endured significant upheaval this season.<\/p>\n Despite the interest, icfootballnews sources reveal that Fabregas himself is cautious about making such a significant step at this stage of his coaching career. The Spaniard, who is part-owner of Como and deeply invested in realising the club\u2019s ambitions, is understood to feel that his work in Italy is far from complete. He reportedly places a high premium on continuity and growth with his current side rather than a high-profile return to England.<\/p>\n Industry insiders also point to comments from respected transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who has stressed that Chelsea should not bank on Fabregas as the next manager, noting that the coach \u201cis totally committed\u201d to Como and enjoys the project he\u2019s built there.<\/p>\n Support for a potential Fabregas appointment, however, remains strong among sections of the Chelsea fanbase and pundit circles. Former club teammate Eden Hazard recently praised Fabregas\u2019s managerial rise and suggested he could be destined for big-time coaching roles, including one at Stamford Bridge.<\/p>\n Yet Fabian\u2019s blockbuster return may be a longer-term prospect rather than an immediate solution. Those close to the situation believe Fabregas may reassess his options once he has completed additional seasoning as a manager, potentially after leading Como into European competition \u2014 goals that are currently front of mind for him.<\/p>\n For now, CHELSEA<\/strong>\u2019s focus appears firmly fixed on identifying a candidate ready to hit the ground running in a tumultuous Premier League campaign, leaving Fabregas\u2019s Stamford Bridge future something that could be revisited further down the line<\/p>\n MORE BIG CHELSEA NEWS AND GOSSIP<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Latest: Impressive boss sent message about joining Chelsea end of season!<\/strong><\/p>\n Top Read: Boss \u2018to create a team of warriors\u2019 Chelsea told as Board encouraged to wrap up signing of top target<\/strong><\/p>\n Most Read: Chelsea fans told world class playmaker has made decision on joining Blues as summer move confirmed!<\/strong><\/p>\nLOVE CHELSEA? CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP<\/strong><\/em><\/h3>\n
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