CBS Sports: The 5 candidates Chelsea are looking at to replace Liam Rosenior | OneFootball

CBS Sports have put out an article naming the five potential candidates Chelsea are looking at to become their next manager.

Everyone is out there talking and reporting on this big story now that has certainly taken over the week of football news. Chelsea sacked Liam Rosenior on Wednesday after a terrible run of form and some real toxicity building up around the club once again under this ownership.

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Things have gone from bad to absolutely awful under Rosenior, and his position as head coach certainly became untenable.

But now, Chelsea will be focusing on who his replacement will be as Chelsea fans eagerly await who will be in the hot seat next. They need someone who will demand the respect of the players, we all see that, but will they get it?

Five candidates named

Cesc Fabregas back at Cobham.

CBS Sports name five potential candidates for the Chelsea job:

1. Andoni Iraola

2. Cesc Fabregas

3. Xabi Alonso

4. Marco Silva

5. Filipe Luis

Alonso and Fabregas on this list maybe, but none of the others really get me off my feet, and there would even be doubts over those two as well for me. Going to be a tough ride as a Blues fan…..

In other news today

Liam Rosenior’s reign at Chelsea was over almost before it began – players simply didn’t respect him and never took to his ideas. Extreme man marking and lack of respect was his downfall?

Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez is being linked with a potential move to Man City as the Blues consider cashing in on their £100m man. It’s being linked with Enzo Maresca potentially heading there.

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