From the desk of GoalZaza, your premium daily for all things football. The powers that be at Stamford Bridge are once again scouring the market for a...
From the desk of GoalZaza, your premium daily for all things football. The powers that be at Stamford Bridge are once again scouring the market for a new gaffer after the unceremonious sacking of Liam Rosenior. Rosenior, who was handed the reins following the departure of Enzo Maresca earlier this season, has now become the second Chelsea manager to be shown the exit door this term following a string of poor performances that left the Blues languishing in mid table. Sources within the club have confided in GoalZaza that the London side. �s hierarchy have identified a former manager who left the club in dramatic fashion after a major fallout with the board. This is no small matter, and at the end of the day, Chelsea are desperate to restore some semblance of order and strong leadership on the touchline. The potential return of this familiar face, a man who previously gave a good account of himself before the relationship soured, could be the spark needed to reignite the squad. The Nigerian international Victor Osimhen, who has been consistently linked with a move to the Premier League, will watch with keen interest as the situation develops, knowing that any new manager at Chelsea could influence the club. �s pursuit of a top striker in the summer. In the scheme of things, Chelsea. �s search reflects a wider instability that has plagued the club since the change of ownership. This news has caused a stir among the football faithful in Lagos and Abuja. At viewing centers in Surulere and Wuse, fans are already debating whether the former boss can mend fences with the board and deliver the kind of clinical football expected at the Bridge. Many are shaking their heads, muttering that only in modern football can a manager who once walked out in anger be welcomed back with open arms. But as one agitated supporter in a GRA viewing center put it, the lion. �s share of fans simply want a manager who can win games and command respect in the dugout, no matter the history.
