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Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly set to rival Manchester City in the race to appoint Cesc Fabregas as their next manager, according to TEAMtalk.
Spurs are expected to enter the market for a permanent head coach this summer, with Igor Tudor currently in charge on a short-term deal that runs only until the end of the season.
The former Juventus defender was brought in on an interim basis following the departure of Thomas Frank, giving the north London club time to carefully assess their long-term options.
The decision to appoint a temporary manager appears to have been a strategic one. Tottenham’s hierarchy are aware that several high-profile coaches could become available later in the year.
Among those mentioned are Oliver Glasner and Mauricio Pochettino.
Glasner has already confirmed that he will leave Crystal Palace when his current contract expires, while Pochettino is not expected to step down from his role with the United States men’s national soccer team until after the upcoming World Cup at the earliest.
However, a new name has now emerged as a serious contender. TEAMtalk reports that both Tottenham and Manchester City are keen on appointing Cesc Fabregas, who is currently managing Como 1907.
Spurs’ interest aligns with their search for a permanent successor, while City’s potential involvement stems from uncertainty surrounding Pep Guardiola’s long-term future at the Etihad Stadium.
Despite Fabregas’ strong associations with both Arsenal and Chelsea from his playing days in England, the report suggests he would be open to taking the Tottenham job.
That revelation may surprise some supporters, given his deep ties to two of Spurs’ fiercest rivals.
Nevertheless, his willingness to consider the move indicates a professional focus on career progression rather than past allegiances.
Fabregas has quickly built a reputation as one of Europe’s most promising young coaches. Described as “the next elite coach” by Como scout Ben Mattinson, the Spaniard has impressed with his work in Italy.
Although he remains relatively inexperienced at senior level, the foundations he has laid at Como have drawn widespread praise.
Tactically, Fabregas favours a structured, possession-based system built on patient ball circulation to control tempo.
His teams prioritise building from the goalkeeper through short distribution, often operating in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 hybrid depending on the phase of play.
Central midfielders are positioned between the lines to create overloads, while full-backs provide width and wingers drift into half-spaces to combine in advanced areas.
There is a clear emphasis on third-man combinations, quick one-touch exchanges and vertical progression through central channels.
His side counter-presses aggressively after losing possession and maintains a compact defensive structure to guard against transitions.
While dominant on the ball, his approach is pragmatic when protecting a lead.
Influences from Guardiola and Arsène Wenger are evident in his positional discipline and spatial awareness.
If Tottenham succeed in convincing Fabregas to move to north London, it could represent a bold yet forward-thinking appointment—one that prioritises long-term philosophy over short-term familiarity.
