Chelsea FC have officially relieved head coach Liam Rosenior of his duties with immediate effect, following a difficult run of results.
The decision comes just four months into Rosenior’s tenure, after the team suffered five consecutive defeats without scoring a single goal, a run that intensified pressure on the club’s sporting leadership.
According to Lagos Eye News Lagos Eye News, Calum McFarlane has been appointed interim head coach and will remain in charge until June.
He is expected to work alongside Chelsea’s existing backroom staff as the club attempts to steady performances.
Chelsea are now preparing to begin the process of identifying a long-term managerial replacement, with discussions ongoing at board level following last night’s heavy defeat against Brighton & Hove Albion.
Meanwhile, multiple reports indicate growing concerns within the squad, with some players reportedly struggling to understand tactical instructions.
It has been suggested that frequent in-game adjustments may also have contributed to confusion on the pitch, adding to the challenges faced during Rosenior’s brief spell in charge.
Liam Rosenior has been at Chelsea F.C. for four months and still has five years and eight months remaining on his six-year contract. Reports suggest he could be owed around £24 million in compensation.
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