‘It’s just wrong’ - Ex-PL club CEO slams Chelsea owner Todd Boehly’s approach
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Fri 3 April 2026 20:30, UK Liam Rosenior will need a strong end to the campaign to ensure he remains Chelsea manager next season.That is according to ex-Everton, Aston Villa, and Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness, speaking exclusively to Football Insider, who thinks Rosenior could be sacked if there is a “big collapse” between now and the end of the season.Rosenior has only been manager at Stamford Bridge since January, but after four successive defeats scrutiny is increasing on the 41-year-old.Chelsea are on course to miss out on Champions League qualification, whilst their only hopes of silverware rest with the FA Cup.Rosenior became the sixth manager at Chelsea under BlueCo when he was appointed, and the ownership are also coming under pressure from the fanbase for their management of the club. 👔 Chelsea Manager News👔 Get the inside track on the Stamford Bridge dugout with updates on shortlisted candidates and BlueCo technical strategy. VISIT THE MANAGER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Chelsea told to back Liam Rosenior this summerEverton’s former chief Keith Wyness – who served as CEO at Goodison Park between 2004 and 2009 and now runs a football consultancy advising elite clubs – believes Champions League qualification wouldn’t save Rosenior from the sack.Speaking on the new edition of Football Insider‘s Inside Track podcast, Wyness backs Rosenior to be Chelsea manager at the beginning of next season.Games Managed19Games Won10Games Drawn2Games Lost7Liam Rosenior’s managerial record at Chelsea in all competitions.He told Football Insider‘s Inside Track podcast: “I don’t think the Champions League will be the guiding thing.
“I think if he can just have a reasonable finish to the season, they’ll let him build next summer and then judge him going forward. I mean they claim they want to get stability within the squad by giving long-term contracts, and yet they’ve chopped and changed managers every season.
“I do think that he’ll get through this and I do expect him to be there for next season, and he’s bright enough to grow and get the experience and learn from it. “So yeah, I think he’ll be there for next year.