Fabregas: Some Como players understand the rotation less well

Como will travel to Torino with a rotated squad. Head coach Cesc Fabregas said that managing the busy match schedule comes down to making all players feel like an important part of the team.

According to Fabregas, the biggest challenge for players is accepting that they will sometimes play and sometimes not. The coach said some footballers understand this reality less than others, but they are gradually beginning to grasp it. Fabregas also pointed out that it is not possible to play again without 66 hours passing since the last match.

Cesc Fabregas also announced that Maxence Caqueret, who was not on the UEFA squad list at the start of the season, has started in the starting eleven in the last three matches. Fabregas said Caqueret is a player who works quietly, shows his expertise and shows the coach that he is ready.

Fabregas said he acts on a meritocratic basis in his team. In his view, a player plays when he deserves to. The coach said he has applied this approach throughout his three-year coaching career.

After the Torino match, Como will play four more matches in the next ten days. Fabregas's rotation plan will be decisive in these matches before the international break.