Chelsea Football Club has named Liam Rosenior as the new head coach of the men’s team, signalling a bold shift in leadership and strategy.
Rosenior, 41, brings a blend of Premier League experience and international coaching exposure to Stamford Bridge.
His reputation for tactical intelligence and nurturing young talent has drawn attention across Europe.
Before joining Chelsea, Rosenior guided RC Strasbourg to European competition for the first time in 19 years, earning widespread recognition for his approach.
He also held coaching roles at Hull City and Derby County, building a track record of disciplined team development.
In a statement, Chelsea described Rosenior as a leader who embodies energy, innovation, and a strong sense of direction.
“We are thrilled to welcome Liam and look forward to his vision guiding the team both on and off the field,” the club said.
Rosenior expressed great pride at his appointment.
“Being entrusted with Chelsea’s head coach role is a tremendous honour. This club has a unique identity and history of winning,” he said.
“I aim to build a team reflecting these values while driving success at the highest level.”
The coach emphasised unity and teamwork as pillars of his strategy.
“Our focus will be on collaboration, mutual respect, and a collective hunger to win. Every player and staff member will feel part of this mission,” Rosenior added.
The Blues confirmed Rosenior’s contract runs until 2032, underscoring long-term plans for stability and competitive growth.
Chelsea also highlighted his ability to create a clear style of play while maintaining professional standards on and off the pitch.
Fans can expect a fresh era under Rosenior, marked by strategic rebuilding, youth integration, and an ambitious drive for domestic and European glory.