Cesc Fàbregas has backed Arsenal to win several more Premier League titles in the coming years, praising the club's stability and describing them as "the most stable team" in English football.
The Como head coach made the comments to Sky Sports ahead of Arsenal's 2-1 win over Chelsea.
Fàbregas said Arsenal "already have a mature project, while other teams are just starting to build," before adding that he believes the Gunners "can win several more Premier League titles in the coming years."
His assessment of Chelsea was positive but focused on the current season. Fàbregas said: "They have built a very good team, so I believe they will do very well this season."
Both clubs arrived at the Emirates with six points from their opening two Premier League matches. Arsenal began with wins over Coventry City and Aston Villa, while Chelsea beat Fulham and Brighton.
Arsenal And Chelsea Early Season Form Supports Fabregas Claim
Arsenal have started the 2026–27 campaign with three wins and two clean sheets, beating Coventry 3-0 and Aston Villa 1-0 to move onto nine points with a +5 goal difference. Chelsea meanwhile stay on six points from their opening three games.
Their wins came in a 4-3 win over Fulham and a 3-2 victory against Brighton. They have a +2 goal difference and have conceded seven goals. ough they have conceded more goals than Arsenal during the opening stages of the season.
How Fabregas Is Connected To Both Clubs
Fàbregas has a long history with both clubs. He came through Barcelona's academy before joining Arsenal as a teenager and made more than 300 appearances for the Gunners. He later spent five seasons at Chelsea, winning two Premier League titles.
The Spaniard is now head coach of Como in Serie A, having guided the club to Champions League qualification. His experience as both a player and coach gives him insight into what it takes to build a competitive team.
The former Premier League midfielder's links to both clubs will make his comments more interesting to follow as the season progresses, especially if Arsenal and Chelsea end up having very different campaigns.
