Chelsea have parted ways with manager Liam Rosenior, the club announced on Tuesday. Rosenior’s departure marks the second managerial change at the Blues this season, following the departure of Graham Potter.
The decision to sack Rosenior comes after a series of poor results, with the team struggling to find consistency in their performances. According to reports, the final straw came when Chelsea’s players were spotted taking to social media to mock Rosenior’s nickname, ‘The Donkey’, which was reportedly given to him by a Chelsea star.
Key moments
Rosenior’s tenure at Chelsea began in October 2022, following the departure of Graham Potter. Despite initial optimism, the team struggled to find their footing, and Rosenior’s inability to turn things around led to his eventual sacking.
Reaction
The news of Rosenior’s departure has sent shockwaves through the Chelsea community, with fans expressing their disappointment on social media. The players, however, seem to be relieved, with one insider claiming that the team is ‘much happier’ without Rosenior at the helm.
Up next
Chelsea will look to regroup and refocus under their new manager, who is expected to be announced in the coming days. The team’s next match is against Manchester City on Sunday, kick-off 4:30pm BST.
References
- AS
- Sport
