Liam Rosenior has suggested that his sacking has two sides to the story and has promised to expose Chelsea 'when the time is right'.

Former Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has stated that he plans to reveal what occurred behind the scenes during his four-month tenure at the club when the time is right. Speaking to So Foot via The Standard, Rosenior claimed that issues occurred at Stamford Bridge that had nothing to do with football, describing his time at the club as leaving him with a bitter taste.
Rosenior was appointed as Enzo Maresca's replacement in January but was dismissed in April after 23 games following seven defeats in eight matches. He also addressed intense media scrutiny over his tactics and touchline instructions, including notes given to Alejandro Garnacho against Paris Saint-Germain, before noting he is now managing Paris FC.
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