FABREGAS EXPLAINED: "I REALIZED FOOTBALL CHANGED THAT DAY"

Como Manager Cesc Fabregas told the incredible tactical transformation he experienced with Antonio Conte during his time at Chelsea and his decision to start his coaching career to the sports public. The experienced football man confessed clearly how modern football turned into an analysis game through his own experiences. The young manager Fabregas expressed that strict structure in Antonio Conte's game system with these striking words: "I realized that football changed for the first time while working with Conte at Chelsea. I was 29 years old and I had won many trophies. Coaches like Wenger and Del Bosque did not go into tactical details this much. Because there was not as much information and analysis back then as there is today. Conte intervened in every detail. At first, this felt very heavy and weird to me. He told me where, when, and how to pass the ball. No coach of mine did this before. One day the full-back passed to me, and I found Diego Costa with a single pass, and Costa scored a goal. I thought 'I probably did it right'. But after the match, Conte yelled again and explained that we needed to play the position differently. That was when I understood how detail-oriented he was. During the Covid period, I started thinking seriously about becoming a manager too." These sincere confessions of the Spanish manager showed everyone the great impact of legendary coaches on players. Fabregas proved clearly that he took great lessons from this detail-oriented approach of Conte in his own coaching career at the head of the Como team. This tactical vision added to him by the Italian coach completely changed his stance on the sideline. In the upcoming years, the clever moves of the young manager on the sideline will definitely continue to be talked about in the football world. Fans will follow this great change with interest.

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