Coma May Play in Champions League With 16 Players

Como Club, participating in the UEFA Champions League for the first time in its history after finishing fourth in the Italian Serie A 2025-2026, is facing an organizational crisis regarding player eligibility lists according to UEFA regulations. The problem lies in the restrictions on registering local players, which require that at least 8 players in the matchday squad be products of or trained within the country's clubs. Como heavily relies on international signings. Head coach Sesk Fábregas is struggling to field a complete lineup due to limited training facilities and challenges in recruiting local players. Additionally, the club's lineup features a high number of foreign players, despite being classified as one of the five youngest teams in the Italian league in terms of average player age. The team continues to seek solutions to this shortfall during the current summer transfer window.

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