New European tycoon! Como spent over 100 million euros in the summer window, and Xiaofa was ambitious to target European stadiums

Cuomo has once again become the focus of the transfer market this summer. The club invested a total of more than 100 million euros, which marks the full confidence of the club owner and Indonesian rich Huang family in Fabregas. The team's goal is directly aimed at the European arena. In this regard, Marca wrote an article to analyze and inventory Cuomo's transfer transactions in the summer window.

So far, Cuomo has completed 9 signings. Their new players include:

Jesus Rodriguez (Betis/22.5 million euros), Nicholas Kuhn (Celtics/19 million euros), Martin Baturina (Dynamo Zagreb/18 million euros), Jaden Jadei (Alkmaar/14 million euros), Maximo Perone (Manchester City/13 million euros), Alex Valé (Barcelona/6 million euros), Ignaz Van der Bremput (Salzburg/5 million euros), Jacob Ramon (Real Madrid/2 million euros) and Felipe Jack (Palmeiras/2 million euros).

At the same time, Cuomo's lineup needs further adjustments, and 15 players have left the team. In addition to the huge investment in the transfer market this summer, the Huang family has also announced plans to renovate their home court and build a top sports city. So far, their spending has been on par with Juventus, becoming the second largest money-burning player in Italian football.

It is worth mentioning that in April 2019, the Huang family spent only 200,000 euros to buy the Como Club, which had just been promoted to the Serie C League. Now, they are moving towards higher goals.

Now, the team's top priority is to retain Fabregas, after rumors that he may join Inter Milan, Roma, Leverkusen or RB Leipzig, but in the end the Spanish coach chose to stay.

Recently, Fabregas said in an interview: "I did listen to some offers, but that doesn't mean I want to leave. I like football and I also like to observe how other teams work. I have no doubts about Cuomo."

Next, Cuomo will continue to build a lineup dominated by young players, while working hard to retain key players and make positive progress in infrastructure construction and marketing. Today, the attractiveness of the "Como brand" is increasing, and the club has become a new local tycoon in European football.