Former Arsenal and Chelsea legend Cesc Fabregas is increasingly being linked as the main candidate to succeed Pep Guardiola at the helm of Manchester City, Topsport reported.
The Spaniard, who this season took charge of Italian Como - the club where he ended his career and of which he is a co-owner - may get a surprising chance to lead one of the most dominant teams in the world.
According to Spanish media, it is not ruled out that Guardiola will leave at the end of the season, and the management of the "citizens" is seriously considering the option of entrusting the team to Fabregas.
The former midfielder has significant experience in English football, having spent 13 seasons in the Premier League and won two titles. It is believed that his knowledge of the championship and his understanding of the game make him a logical choice for Manchester City, should Guardiola decide to part ways with the club.