Rosenior describes his Chelsea spell and the media snowball effect

Former Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior reflected on his time at Stamford Bridge and his dismissal after 23 matches. Rosenior had been brought in from sister club Strasbourg in January 2026, replacing Enzo Maresca on a six-and-a-half-year contract. He won his first match and made a positive start.

The club parted ways with Rosenior in April, with the team seventh in the table. Rosenior is now in charge of Paris FC. In an interview with So Foot, as reported by Sport Witness, he described his Chelsea spell as the best but also the hardest experience of his life.

Rosenior said he found the process wonderful, even though it lasted four months. He said the moment that worried him most was the five-match winning run at the start. In his view, every club would have been happy with that run, but at Chelsea, when results were good, a snowball effect built up in the media.