​Following Chelsea's heavy 3-0 loss to Manchester City at Stamford Bridge, manager Liam Rosenior didn’t hold back in his post-match assessment. The Blues have now dropped five of their last six matches, leaving them sitting in 6th place and losing ground on the top five.

​Here’s the breakdown of what Rosenior had to say:

​Mental Toughness: He admitted the squad is in a "difficult place," noting a worrying trend where the team seems to lose composure the moment they go a goal down.

​No Excuses: While he’s only been at the helm since January, Rosenior isn't looking for sympathy. He acknowledged that while the greats like Pep and Klopp took time to build, he knows he’s expected to deliver results immediately.

​Enzo’s Return: There is a silver lining—Enzo Fernández has served his club suspension and is cleared to return to the squad next week.

​Looking Ahead: Conversations are already happening behind the scenes about the summer window. The focus? Adding more physicality and technical discipline to the roster.

​With three games in a row without a goal, the pressure is officially on. Can Rosenior turn the ship around before the season ends?


​What do you think is the biggest issue at Chelsea right now? Let me know in the comments!


(By journalist Sammy)