Emmanuel Petit tips ex-Gunner to coach Arsenal

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Emmanuel Petit believes that Cesc Fabregas could one day be considered for the managerial role at Arsenal, following his strong start at Como. The Spaniard has been in charge since retiring as a player and has impressed in recent months. Under his leadership, Como has exceeded expectations in Serie A, and the team is currently tipped to finish the season in a European qualification position, a remarkable achievement for a recently promoted side.

While Arsenal currently have a capable manager in Mikel Arteta, whose position appears secure, there is recognition that no managerial tenure lasts forever. At some point, the club may seek a change, or Arteta himself may wish to pursue new challenges elsewhere. When that time arrives, Petit believes Fabregas could emerge as a strong candidate given his recent accomplishments in Italy.

Fabregas’s Progress at Como

Fabregas’s impact at Como has drawn attention across European football. His ability to guide a recently promoted team to overperform in Serie A demonstrates both tactical acumen and leadership qualities. Petit highlights that former players who succeed as coaches often attract interest from larger clubs, particularly those with a history of elite competition.

According to Football365, Petit said, “His former clubs will let managers go and obviously Chelsea, Arsenal, I mean really any club at the top, will be looking at him as an option because he’s doing an incredible job at Como.” This assessment underscores the belief that Fabregas’s reputation is growing rapidly and that his work in Italy could pave the way for future opportunities at the highest level.

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Cesc Fabregas

Potential Future at Arsenal

Although Arteta remains in charge and is expected to continue developing the club, the possibility of change cannot be discounted. Fabregas has demonstrated the qualities required to succeed in a top managerial position, combining experience as a former player with tactical understanding and leadership. Should Arsenal seek a new manager in the future, his name is likely to be considered among the top options, reflecting his progress and potential in coaching at the highest level.

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23 Comments

  1. would like to see Arteta retire from the game from AFC just like his mentor Mr. Wenger. Then maybe we can hire Cesc, not a bad idea.

      1. Leon

        Arteta has only bottled the league once, and it was in the 2022/23 season

        And by the way, Arsene Wenger, Ferguson, Mourinho, Brendan Rodger and Klopp have all bottled it badly. So he is in a good company

        1. Arsene Wenger, Ferguson, Mourinho and Klopp all won titles as well
          this point in his Arsenal career Mr Wenger was winning his second double lol

            1. only one defender Mr Wenger inherited was an invincible and he started like 7 Prem games lol
              my theory continues

              1. And it was that defenders idea to play Kolo in the centre of defence.

                Remind me how many PL titles we won after that defender retired ?

                1. just want to test your knowledge mate …..in the Invincible season can you name me 5 players you think we’re mostly instrumental in that title win

                2. yet that defender didn’t win a title under George Graham but won 3 under Mr Wenger
                  sounds like that was more to do with Mr Wenger lol
                  go read up on what Keown says about his career under Mr Wenger
                  your knowledge is shocking

        2. overall bottling though mate , there been a few occasions now
          I don’t blame just him though
          There’s a culture created by the Koronke
          Family

      1. Dan

        A big NO. Wenger is past it, Same as Ferguson

        Arteta has a high percentage to win this league than Wenger would have

      2. Interesting question Dan.
        Hypothetically, put Mikel on temporary gardening leave and bring Arsene Wenger for 11 games. The football would be better and the players would be happier but not sure if the results would be very much better (even though it would probably be better than that of Mikel IMO).
        In an ideal world, I would go through the same scenario of putting Mikel on temporary gardening leave and bring in George Graham. I would expect us to be champions as he would instil a winning mentality but the football would not necessarily be any more entertaining.

    1. If that 🐀 Fabregas was ever appointed as our manager then that would be me finished with The Arsenal.

    1. I don’t blame him, we were never interested in winning anything other that the top 4 slot. And when he wanted to return, we did not show interest. Not his fault.

      As for Dan’s question, would never want an unambitious arrogant manager like Mr Wenger (last 3-4 years) over an ambitious Mikel.

      With Mr Wenger our season would end in December, at least with Mikel we are in the race for the quad in mid Feb .

      1. Hardly surprising we didn’t show any interest when he wanted to come back due to the way he went on strike to move to Barcelona !!

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