Henry joins Fabregas in investing in Serie B side Como

Arsenal great Thierry Henry has followed the steps of his former teammate Cesc Fabregas by becoming a shareholder of second-tier Italian side Como 1907, the club said on Monday.

Como said earlier in August former Barcelona, Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder Fabregas had invested in the club and also signed a two-year contract to play for them.

Thierry Henry was unveiled today as a new Como shareholder ????

He acquired a stake of around 1%, according to Di Marzio. Cesc Fabregas signed a 2 year deal earlier this month and also became a shareholder in the club. pic.twitter.com/HgUvSQTzar

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The club, based in a popular lake destination in the North of Italy not far from Milan, did not disclose Henry’s stake.

“It is with great pleasure that I announce that I will join Como 1907 as a shareholder. I have been waiting for a long time to be involved in a project like the one at Como,” the former France forward said in a statement.

“An ambitious club, but most importantly a club that lives according to the same values as me: not only as a football team but also as an entity which shall help the local community.”