Ramon: Fabregas trying to improve Serie A, Como ‘changed my mindset’
Como defender Jacobo Ramon insists that his coach, Cesc Fabregas, is trying to ‘promote the Serie A movement’ and is pleased to have joined the Azzurri last year: ‘I had to step out of my comfor...
Jacob Ramon, the Como 1907 defender, insists that his coach Cesc Fabregas is aiming to promote the 'Serie A movement' and is pleased to have joined the Azzurri last year. Como defender Ramon is currently on international duty with the U21 Spain national team and gave an interview to Gazzetta dello Sport. The Spaniard discussed the new style of play in Italy's top flight, which is tied to new referee guidelines. Serie A has been the only top European league without a 0-0 draw in the opening five rounds.
Ramon believes that the new rules have vastly improved the game, making it more dynamic and entertaining for fans. The Italian defender noted that they have kept fewer clean sheets this season due to the more open style of play, but they haven't managed a clean sheet yet. Como suffered their first defeat of the season against Frosinone, who are a very intense team.
Fabregas' arrival at Como last year changed Ramon's mindset, forcing him to step out of his comfort zone and mature. He feels Inter remain the team to beat in Serie A this season, but Como will do their best to make things difficult for them in their upcoming match.
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