Chelsea's recent performance under Liam Rosenior has raised concerns, with the team's Champions League qualification hanging in the balance. Since Rosenior took over, the team has won only one of their last seven Premier League games, leaving them sixth in the table.
The club's parent company, BlueCo, has reported significant losses over the past two years, and missing out on Champions League football could have severe financial implications. Sky Sports News chief correspondent Kaveh Solhekol addresses the key questions surrounding Chelsea's future, including Rosenior's position and the team's transfer plans. With six games remaining, Chelsea's chances of securing a Champions League spot are uncertain, and the pressure is mounting on Rosenior to deliver.
The club's fans are growing increasingly frustrated, and the team's lack of progress since Enzo Maresca's departure has raised questions about Rosenior's ability to lead the team. Despite the club's backing, Rosenior faces a daunting task in convincing players, fans, and the club's hierarchy that he is the right man for the job. The consequences of failing to qualify for the Champions League would be significant, with potential losses of at least £100m and a potential exodus of top players.
The club's transfer plans are also under scrutiny, with a need to strengthen the goalkeeping position and sign a new centre-back. The summer transfer window is expected to be busy, with Chelsea seeking to sign players with experience and character to revitalize the team.