Inter Milan target Cesc Fabregas as top candidate to replace Inzaghi
Nerazzurri directors will meet Fabregas in London, but Como refuse to authorize his departure

Nerazzurri directors will meet Fabregas in London, but Como refuse to authorize his departure
Cesc Fabregas has emerged as the leading candidate to take over as head coach at Inter Milan, with the club preparing for life after Simone Inzaghi.
According to Fabrizio Romano via Fcinter1908.it, the Nerazzurri directors are scheduled to meet the former Spanish international in London tonight, marking a crucial step in their managerial succession plan. Sporting director Piero Ausilio will reportedly represent Inter Milan during the discussions.
While Inter Milan are serious about appointing Fabregas, who currently manages Como, there is a significant hurdle: Como have not given their approval for the talks, nor are they willing to sanction his departure at this stage.
Fabregas is under contract with the club he helped guide to Serie A promotion, and Como are standing firm in their position.

Como standing firm as Inter Milan push for coaching talks with Fabregas
Despite Como's resistance, Inter Milan appear determined to pursue the 37-year-old Spaniard, who has impressed during his early managerial stint in Italy.
Fabregas, known for his deep understanding of the game and leadership qualities from his playing days at clubs like Arsenal, Barcelona, and Chelsea, is viewed by Inter Milan as a modern, forward-thinking coach capable of continuing their domestic and European ambitions.
The meeting in London signifies Inter Milan’s intent to open a dialogue directly with Fabregas, potentially laying the groundwork for a future offer.
However, without Como’s consent, any negotiation remains unofficial and highly complicated. It’s not yet clear whether Cesc Fabregas himself is open to the move or prefers to honor his current commitment with Como, who are preparing for their return to Italy’s top flight.
Inter Milan’s pursuit of a new coach follows speculation that Simone Inzaghi could leave this summer, possibly for new challenges abroad. While no official departure has been announced, the club is exploring options to stay ahead in case of a managerial transition.
As the situation evolves, the next 48 hours could prove decisive.
If Como continue to block Cesc Fabregas' exit, Inter Milan may have to pivot to alternative candidates. Nonetheless, the former midfielder remains the top priority for now, and further updates are expected following the London meeting.