Strasbourg head coach Liam Rosenior has broken his silence on reports linking him with the vacant Chelsea manager's job, admitting he wants to work 'at the highest possible level'. The 41-year-old is the favourite to replace Enzo Maresca, who was sacked by Chelsea earlier this week.
Rosenior, who has been in charge of Chelsea's sister club since July 2024, spoke after Strasbourg's 1-1 draw with Nice on Saturday. 'I love this group. I've had the 18 best months of my professional career,' he said. 'Things aren't concrete, there may be interest, we'll see.'
The former Hull City boss stressed his commitment to Strasbourg but did not rule out a move. 'Every coach wants to work at the highest possible level,' he added. 'I know that they're looking for a manager. Obviously, it's our sister club. At the moment, nothing has happened.'
Rosenior guided Strasbourg to seventh place in Ligue 1 last season and signed a new three-year contract amid Premier League interest. Chelsea are expected to name Maresca's successor in the coming days.
