The squad is a sophisticated mix of experienced international stars and highly scouted technical prospects.

• Composition: Led by world-renowned figures such as Raphaël Varane and Nico Paz, the roster also features clinical forward Patrick Cutrone, who has flourished under the current management. The 2025/26 season saw the arrival of several high-profile additions from top European leagues.
• Tactical Focus: Under Cesc Fàbregas, Como plays a modern, expansive style of football centered on possession and intelligent positional play, mirroring the philosophy of his own playing career.
• Ambition: The club's "no-poverty" community initiative and high-end lifestyle branding have made it a unique destination for top-tier talent looking for a project beyond traditional big-city clubs.

Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia: Home Ground & Vision

Located directly on the waterfront of Lake Como, the Sinigaglia is arguably the most picturesque stadium in world football.

• Renovation: As of 2026, the club is moving forward with a major stadium redevelopment plan to increase capacity and bring the facilities up to UEFA standards while preserving the iconic lakeside views.
• Atmosphere: The stadium has become a "must-visit" destination for football tourists, blending the intense support of the local "Curva Azzurra" with a global, celebrity-filled VIP presence.
• Infrastructure: Significant investments have been made in the training facilities at Mozzate to support the club's long-term Serie A ambitions.

Trophies and Honors

• Serie B: 3 titles.
• Serie C: 4 titles.
• Coppa Italia Serie C: 1 title.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who owns Como 1907?

The club is owned by the Djarum Group (the Hartono brothers), who are among the wealthiest owners in world football. Cesc Fàbregas and Thierry Henry also hold minority stakes.

What is the capacity of Como's stadium?

The current capacity of Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia is approximately 13,602, with ongoing plans for modernization and expansion.

Has Como played in Europe before?

As of April 2026, Como is in a strong position to qualify for European competition (UEFA Conference or Europa League) for the first time in the modern era.