Mina Rzouki

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223 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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Football Daily · Euro Leagues: Perez’s ‘disaster-class’, Mourinho’s Real return, and Como’s UCL challenges · 14 May 2026 podcast

And there was this joke that Fabregas just wanted 100 players because he just couldn't let go of any of them.

But it's also worth noting that they actually have the ninth highest wage bill.

So they aren't buying... You know, when you've got the likes of Juventus who just splash the cash on, say, two players, and if one of them doesn't work out, then it's a disaster.

Como actually go out and buy players that might not be as well-recognized, that aren't huge names, but players that they think they can grow and develop into something special.

And there's a lot to be said with the way that Fabregas has been doing that, with the way that he has been developing players...

changing positions, changing the tactics, introducing new talent, discovering new talent.

And there's a lot to be said about the way that they play football, which is kind of a lot more interesting to what we're seeing a lot of the times, which is physical duels or just...

on a poor level at the moment in Serie A. I can't tell you there's too much for us to be very excited about.

And then you look at some of the players that they brought in, like Maximo Perrone, for example, who's just turned into a wonderful footballer under...

under Fabregas or the goalkeeper, Jean Boutes, who came from Antwerp for 2 million and is now turning into like a fundamental player in the way that they play out from the back.

So there's a lot to be said with how they're building.

But of course, everyone always points to the fact that, A, they've spent a lot of cash.

They do have all that stardust.

And

More importantly, they don't invest in Italian talent.

And I think that's a huge problem, actually.

A statistic had come out that Corriere dello Sport had done this investigation and noted that they only had one Italian player play one minute of football.

So are they actually good for Italian football?

Me too.

Yes, that was the statistic that came out in March at the time.

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