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Shareholder Thierry Henry joined the jubilation at Como’s Stadio Sinigaglia as the club secured promotion to Serie A in a thrilling final match of the regular season.
Despite the excitement surrounding his presence, Henry humbly directed the spotlight to the players, emphasizing their pivotal role in achieving this milestone.
Como’s promotion was sealed with a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Cosenza, as results elsewhere, notably Venezia’s loss to Spezia, worked in their favor.
With a two-point lead over third-placed Venezia, Como’s ascent to Serie A was met with euphoria among players and fans alike.
Speaking to reporters, Henry modestly deflected praise, insisting, “I didn’t play, so all the merit goes to the players.
You need to go and ask them the question.” His sentiment echoed the ethos of teamwork and dedication that propelled Como to their historic promotion.
Henry revealed that, like other spectators, his attention was initially fixated on the outcome of the Venezia match.
Despite his illustrious playing career, he emphasized his role as a supportive observer and acknowledged the collective effort behind Como’s success.
As an esteemed former Juventus striker, Henry’s presence resonated deeply within the football community.
When questioned about his Italian proficiency, he assured, “I understand it; my Italian will come back, don’t worry,” hinting at a potential resurgence of his linguistic skills.
Accompanying Henry in the stands was Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, who also celebrated promotion in the English Premier League this season.
Their presence underscored the camaraderie and mutual respect shared among footballing peers.
Como’s captain, Alessandro Bellemo, encapsulated the elation felt throughout the club, describing the experience of lifting the cup as indescribable.
For Como, the journey from bankruptcy in 2016 to Serie A promotion symbolizes resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
Notably, Como’s resurgence has been guided by astute advisors, including former Chelsea star Dennis Wise, and coaching responsibilities shared by Cesc Fabregas and Osian Roberts.
Fabregas, unable to coach in Serie B due to licensing requirements, has played a pivotal role in Como’s coaching setup.
With their promotion secured, Como now join the ranks of Serie A alongside Parma, marking a triumphant chapter in the club’s storied history.
As Italy eagerly anticipates the playoffs to determine the third promoted team, Como’s achievement stands as a testament to the power of perseverance and teamwork in football’s journey of redemption.
This article was updated 4 months ago