Fans say Cesc Fabregas’ pull is ‘crazy’ as former Man Utd star lands in Como to hold talks over shock free transfer

CESC FABREGAS has been praised for his “crazy” pulling power after Raphael Varane reportedly landed in Como for talks to join the club.

The Italian outfit, who earned a spot in Serie A following promotion from Serie B last season, are said to be in talks to land the 31-year-old defender.

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Raphael Varane has landed in Como for talks to join the Italian club[/caption]

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Cesc Fabregas, who is assistant at Como, wants to make Varane his ‘dream’ signing[/caption]

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The French World Cup winner announced his departure from Manchester United at the end of the season, and will become a free agent when his contract expires at the end of June.

Varane has fielded interest from David Beckham’s Major League Soccer side Inter Miami.

But Como, where Fabregas is assistant manager, emerged as another suitor with the ex-Arsenal, Chelsea and Barcelona star wanting to make Varane his “dream” signing.

And it now seems they have taken a massive step towards that goal.

That is because Fabrizio Romano has reported Varane has landed in Como to hold face-to-face talks over a transfer.

The report adds Varane will speak to both the Como board and Fabregas as discussions take place.

Other big names at the club are Dennis Wise as a board adviser and Thierry Henry as a minority shareholder with Fabregas.

Fans were astonished at the prospect of the transfer.

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One fan said: “Fabregas’ pull is crazy wtf.”

A second said: “Great move for Fabregas if so….”

A third added: “I’m sure Fabregas spoke to him, and that’s the reason why he is going to Como.”

Another said: “Wow. This move is a big surprise. Fabregas would be buzzing for this one.”

Varane was one of eight senior stars from the men’s team to leave Old Trafford this season.

Meanwhile, Man Utd Women’s captain Katie Zelem and England keeper Mary Earps have both left the club.