Como Spends 762 Billion Rupiah on Two New Players

Italian Serie B club Como, owned by Indonesian businessmen, has just completed two major transfers — spending over 762 billion rupiah to bring in new players.

Jesus Rodriguez from Real Betis joins for a transfer fee of 22.5 million euros, which could rise to 27 million euros with bonuses. Meanwhile, Martin Baturina was acquired from Dinamo Zagreb for 18 million euros.

Positive news also came regarding Nico Paz — Real Madrid decided not to activate the buyback clause following his impressive performance last season.

According to Tuttomercatoweb, Cesc Fabregas as Como’s coach appears to be building a team with a playing style similar to Spain’s national team golden era — the club that finished 10th last season is undergoing major restructuring.