What's surprising is Como's owners, the Hartono Brothers, who decided to give Fabregas free to sign players. Henry and Fabregas are key to Como's easy player acquisition, but as an Indonesian owner, he understands how to develop the club. However, they must be careful with this decision, as it could backfire on the club's finances. While the club's owners are worth over $20 billion wouldn't all of their money be used to save the club if they continually buy players without considering the club's finances, right? If in the end, this season they fail to finish to get 1 spot in the UEL, perhaps this player spending will be in vain for Como.
They have no problem recovering their expenses, they are very wealthy people who only want to deal with the world of football to earn money, and the best way to do so is to make this sport spectacular, with noteworthy purchasers making everyone go to the stadium.