Farewell, Rosenior! Chelsea finds a new head coach
The Blues' management is set to bring a former player to the helm.
Details: According to MatchDay Central, following a string of disappointing results, Chelsea's board is seriously considering sacking head coach Liam Rosenior—and they've already lined up his replacement.
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Sources report that Chelsea is eyeing their former player and current Como boss, Cesc Fàbregas, as the next manager.
However, at this stage, Chelsea representatives have not initiated talks with Fàbregas and are prepared to approach him only after Rosenior's departure is finalized.
Liam Rosenior took charge of Chelsea in January this year, replacing Enzo Maresca. He has since managed 19 matches, recording 10 wins, 2 draws, and 7 defeats.
Currently, Chelsea sits sixth in the Premier League, just one point short of the European qualification spots. Securing a place in Europe next season will be the main benchmark for Rosenior's success as his future hangs in the balance.
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