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Como

Como

Serie A

Season Statistics

0 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (0%) Draw (0%) Loss (0%)
0 Played
0 Won
0 Drawn
0 Lost
0 Goals For
0 Goals Against

Team Overview

Como enter this Serie A campaign under the guidance of Cesc Fabregas, whose presence on the touchline is one of the more notable storylines surrounding the club's recent trajectory. The team represents one of Italian football's compelling narratives of resurgence, having climbed back into the top flight after years away from the elite level. Fabregas, known during his playing career for a technical, possession-oriented approach to the game, now brings that footballing background to the dugout as he looks to establish Como's identity at this level.

At this early stage, the statistical picture is a blank slate: Como have yet to play a Serie A match this season, with a record of 0 wins, 0 draws, and 0 losses across 0 matches played. No goals have been scored or conceded, and there is no home or away form to draw upon yet. This means there is little empirical basis to assess current form, defensive solidity, or attacking output — all of that will begin to take shape once matches are played and the numbers start to accumulate.

What can be said is that Como's challenge this season will be defined by how they translate their footballing approach into results against Serie A's established sides. Historic context for the club's typical league standing is not reflected in the data provided, so any assessment of long-term trends should wait until more matches are logged. For now, the focus for followers of the club will be on how Fabregas's side settles into the rhythm of a full Serie A campaign, with the coming fixtures set to provide the first real evidence of the team's strengths, weaknesses, and overall competitiveness at this level.

Squad (33 players)

Goalkeepers (2)

J. Butez
#1 J. Butez
N. Törnqvist
#21 N. Törnqvist

Defenders (10)

T. Chalobah
#23 T. Chalobah
Andrés Cuenca
#44 Andrés Cuenca
A. Dossena
#22 A. Dossena
E. Goldaniga
#5 E. Goldaniga
Kaiki
#6 Kaiki
M. Kempf
#2 M. Kempf
Jacobo Ramón Naveros
#14 Jacobo Ramón Naveros
I. Smolčić
#28 I. Smolčić
Álex Valle
#3 Álex Valle
I. Van der Brempt
#77 I. Van der Brempt

Midfielders (12)

M. Baturina
#20 M. Baturina
L. Bősze
#13 L. Bősze
M. Caqueret
#6 M. Caqueret
R. Cassano
#49 R. Cassano
L. da Cunha
#33 L. da Cunha
A. Lahdo
#15 A. Lahdo
M. Liberali
#14 M. Liberali
Luis Milla
#5 Luis Milla
N. Paz
#10 N. Paz
M. Perrone
#23 M. Perrone
Fabio Rispoli
#32 Fabio Rispoli
Jesús Rodríguez
#17 Jesús Rodríguez

Attackers (9)

J. Addai
#42 J. Addai
Iván Azón
#31 Iván Azón
Assane Diao
#38 Assane Diao
T. Douvikas
#11 T. Douvikas
A. Fadera
#20 A. Fadera
A. Gabrielloni
#9 A. Gabrielloni
N. Kühn
#19 N. Kühn
Álvaro Morata
#7 Álvaro Morata
S. Pisati
#58 S. Pisati

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (65)

T. Chalobah
From Chelsea
Transfer Aug 2026
Kaiki
From Cruzeiro
Loan Jul 2026
Andrés Cuenca
From Barcelona
Transfer Jun 2026
Federico Chinetti
From Trento
Return from loan Jun 2026
A. Fadera
From Sassuolo
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (62)

M. Vojvoda
To Udinese
Transfer Jul 2026
A. Amadio
To Juventus U20
Return from loan Jun 2026
L. Bősze
To Dunajska Streda
Return from loan Jun 2026
Álvaro Morata
To AC Milan
Return from loan Jun 2026
Sergi Roberto
To Roberto Sergi
Free agent Jun 2026
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Injuries & Availability

0 Out 0 Doubtful

No injuries reported - full squad available.

Impact Analysis

Como head into this fixture with a completely clean bill of health, a rare and valuable position for any side to find itself in during the course of a Serie A campaign. With zero players sidelined through injury and no doubts hanging over the squad, selection is dictated purely by tactical preference rather than necessity, giving full access to every position across the pitch.

This clean injury report represents a significant advantage in terms of squad depth and consistency. Every attacking, midfield, and defensive option remains at the disposal of the coaching staff, allowing for tactical flexibility that many rivals dealing with absentees simply cannot match. There is no need to rely on makeshift solutions or ask fringe players to fill unfamiliar roles, and rotation can be managed proactively for freshness rather than forced reactively by fitness concerns.

For Como, this full-strength availability means the strongest possible XI can be selected on merit alone, with continuity in partnerships across the backline, midfield, and attack all achievable. In a long Serie A season where fixture congestion and fatigue often expose thin squads, entering this match with no injury concerns at all is a genuinely favorable position to be in.

Recent Form

WWD
W Famalicao 2-3 (A)
W Al Ula 3-1 (H)
D Paris FC 2-2 (H)

Form Analysis

Como head into their upcoming fixtures on the back of a productive stretch, taking two wins and a draw from their last three matches without suffering a defeat. The attacking numbers stand out most, with eight goals scored across those three outings, an average of well over two per game. That output was driven by contrasting performances: a 2-3 away win over Famalicao showed Como's ability to prevail in an open, high-scoring contest on the road, while a 3-1 home victory over Al Ula demonstrated control and clinical finishing in front of their own supporters. The 2-2 draw with Paris FC, also played at home, added two more goals but was tempered by defensive lapses.

Defensively, the picture is less convincing, with five goals conceded in the same three-match span. Como have shown they can outscore opponents, but the underlying trend points to defensive vulnerability rather than solidity, having failed to keep a clean sheet in any of the three fixtures. The mix of opposition faced, spanning different away and home environments, suggests Como are capable of competing in varied match contexts, but the consistent goal concession across all three results indicates defensive issues that have persisted regardless of venue or opponent.

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