Spanish Midfielder Sergi Roberto Joins Como on a Free Transfer

Spanish Midfielder Sergi Roberto Joins Como on a Free Transfer

Recent reports have confirmed that Spanish midfielder Sergi Roberto has made the decision to join Como on a free transfer after departing from Barcelona. The 32-year-old made the announcement earlier this month that he would not be extending his contract with Barça, leading to interest from clubs such as Ajax and Fiorentina. However, it was Como coach Cesc Fabregas, a former Barcelona player himself, who played a pivotal role in persuading Roberto to choose the Serie A newcomers over other options.

Having spent an impressive 18 years at Barcelona, Sergi Roberto made a total of 373 appearances for the club’s first team. He even held the prestigious position of club captain in the previous season. Talks were underway to renew his contract, but Barcelona’s financial constraints ultimately led to Roberto seeking opportunities elsewhere. The Catalan club could not guarantee his registration with LaLiga, prompting his departure from the club.

Sergi Roberto will be joining a growing number of Spanish players at Como, with Cesc Fabregas also bringing in Pepe Reina and Alberto Moreno to the squad during this summer transfer window. In addition, Real Madrid midfielder Nico Paz is also poised to make the move to Como. The team has undergone significant changes with former top players like Raphaël Varane, Alberto Dossena, and Andrea Belotti also joining the ranks. Como’s return to the Italian top flight after 23 years has sparked excitement among fans, despite suffering a 3-0 defeat to Juventus in their recent match.

With a blend of experienced veterans and promising newcomers, Como is eager to make an impact in Serie A after their promotion from Serie B last season. The addition of players like Sergi Roberto adds depth and skill to the squad, further enhancing their chances of success in the top flight of Italian football. The team’s ambitious transfer strategy and strong coaching staff, led by Fabregas, are contributing to the building of a competitive team capable of challenging established giants in Serie A.

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