In Paris, Liam Rosenior is quietly reconstructing a reputation shredded by a torrid 106 days in charge of Chelsea.

Liam Rosenior is rebuilding his managerial career at Paris FC following a difficult 106-day spell in charge of Chelsea. The Ligue 1 club, owned since November 2024 by the family of Bernard Arnault alongside a minority stake from Red Bull, sits third in the table and remains unbeaten through their first five matches of the campaign.
Matt Barlow highlights Rosenior's move abroad as a viable blueprint for British managers who face limited opportunities in the Premier League. The writer notes other British coaches succeeding internationally, including Graham Potter with Sweden and Ian Cathro at French side St Etienne.
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