Chelsea considering three managerial candidates after sacking Liam Rosenior

Chelsea have confirmed they’ve sacked Liam Rosenior as supervisor. 

The English boss changed Enzo Maresca in January, becoming a member of the membership on a five-and-a-half-year contract. 

Nonetheless, he lasted lower than 4 months in command of the London membership.

Chelsea launched the next assertion: “Liam has all the time carried out himself with the best integrity and professionalism following his appointment halfway by means of the season.

“This has not been a choice the membership has taken frivolously. Nonetheless, latest outcomes and performances have fallen under the mandatory requirements, with nonetheless a lot extra to play for this season.”

In accordance with BBC Sport, Chelsea are contemplating Andoni Iraola, Marco Silva and Edin Terzic as potential replacements for Rosenior. 

Iraola is at present managing Bournemouth, however he’ll reportedly depart the membership on the finish of the season when his contract expires.   

Silva may be obtainable as his deal at Fulham will expire in June. Terzic has been out of a job since leaving Borussia Dortmund in 2024. 

The German was into consideration by Tottenham Hotspur to switch Thomas Frank when he was fired earlier this season. 

Chelsea had initially deliberate to assist Rosenior even when the membership did not safe Champions League qualification. 

The Blues’ latest run of outcomes pressured the membership’s hierarchy to alter their stance. 

Tuesday’s 3-0 loss at Brighton & Hove Albion was their fifth Premier League defeat in a row, leaving them seven factors behind fifth-placed Liverpool. 

Rosenior launched a scathing assault on his gamers following the dismal outcome, calling their efficiency ‘indefensible’ and ‘unacceptable’. 

Attacking the gamers in public made his place at Stamford Bridge virtually untenable.