Southall Overview

'Fine us!' - Como president defies UEFA financial rules

Como president Mirwan Suwarso has outlined an audacious vision for the Serie A side, aiming to transform them into a major sports tourism destination. As the club prepare for a historic Champions League campaign, Suwarso is holding firm on player valuations and taking a highly rebellious stance against UEFA's financial rules, inviting fines to achieve his lofty goals.

‘Last chance saloon’ - Why Dele flopped after shock Serie A move

Dele Alli remains lost in the footballing wilderness, with former Serie A star Des Walker telling GOAL why his fellow ex-England international found the going tough when entering “a last chance saloon” at Como. The one-time Tottenham superstar made just one substitute appearance for Cesc Fabregas’ side before being released back into the free agent pool.

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Chalobah settles on Chelsea exit plan

Trevoh Chalobah has prioritised a move to Italy despite attracting interest from the Premier League. Inter have stepped up talks over personal terms, while Chelsea could also use the defender in negotiations with Crystal Palace as they pursue Maxence Lacroix this summer.

Como keep Paz as Real Madrid hold buy-back clause

Como have secured the services of Nico Paz for another season following a formal agreement with Real Madrid. The Argentine creative spark has blossomed into one of Serie A's most exciting talents since moving to the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, and his development will continue under the watchful eye of Cesc Fabregas.

Fabregas returns to Arsenal for Como friendly

Arsenal icon Cesc Fabregas is set for an emotional homecoming this summer after it was confirmed his Como side will travel to north London for a pre-season friendly. The former Gunners captain will lead the Italian outfit out at the Emirates Stadium on August 12 as both sides ramp up their preparations for the 2026-27 campaign.

Como retain Nico Paz in dramatic €60m Real Madrid deal

Italian outfit Como have pulled off a stunning transfer coup by agreeing to a €60 million proposal from Real Madrid to retain the services of Argentine playmaker Nico Paz. The ambitious Serie A club successfully fought off rival interest to keep their talismanic midfielder by the lake, though the Spanish giants have secured a significantly higher buy-back clause in the process.