Fabregas: Roma and Inter strongest in Italy, I'll watch them
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- La Redazine
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Key points
- Como third in table, preparing for Frosinone after 2-1 win over Parma
- Fabregas says Frosinone one of five toughest tests of season with their attacking style
- Spanish coach rejects comparison to Cruyff, notes he has won no titles unlike Mourinho
Summary
Cesc Fabregas has backed Roma and Inter as Italy's strongest sides ahead of their big match this weekend, while preparing Como for what he considers one of the season's five most difficult tests against Frosinone. The Como manager praised Frosinone's positive mentality and attacking personality, insisting his team must produce their best performance to win. Fabregas also dismissed the club president's comparison to Johan Cruyff, saying he remains far from such company and that, as Mourinho noted, there are coaches who have won titles and those with zero—placing himself in the latter category.
Original headline
Fabregas e Mourinho zero tituli: "Roma e Inter le più forti in Italia. Ecco perché la guarderò"
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