Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has confessed that he is unsure about the repercussions the team will face if they fail to qualify for the Champions League. Following a 1-0 home defeat to Manchester United, Chelsea has fallen further behind in the top-five race. The loss leaves them 10 points behind Manchester United and four points behind fifth-placed Liverpool. Prior to the match, Cole Palmer stated that he has no intention of leaving Chelsea and emphasized the importance of qualifying for the Champions League to attract the necessary players.
Rosenior acknowledged that missing out on the Champions League could impact both incoming and outgoing transfers, but he admitted that he is uncertain about the consequences. 'I don't know' was his honest response when asked about the situation.
Chelsea's chances of qualifying for the Champions League are dwindling, with only five Premier League games remaining. They are relying on teams like Liverpool and Aston Villa to slip up in order to climb back into the top four. Rosenior believes that despite the challenging situation, there is still a possibility for Chelsea to qualify for the Champions League. He stated that the team needs to win their upcoming game against Brighton to kick-start the rest of their season.