"There are no guarantees in life, Rosenior said. What I do know is that I put everything into this job. I've created some unbelievable connections with the people at this club. We've created some really great memories. You can't guarantee anything in life. In terms of interest for other clubs, I've had a lot of interest. A lot of approaches that I've always been open with the club about. Some have come out and some haven't."
"The main obstacle to be overcome is that BlueCo, the investment vehicle that owns Chelsea and Strasbourg, is keen to be sensitive to the needs of both clubs. A quality replacement for Rosenior at Strasbourg must be lined up before the Englishman can leave the Ligue 1 side. Rosenior is understood to have rebuffed offers from Premier League sides and Bayer Leverkusen during his time at Strasbourg, who are seventh in Ligue 1 and one of the favourites to win the Conference League."
Liam Rosenior acknowledged there are no guarantees he will remain at Strasbourg and confirmed significant external interest in his services. Rosenior is the leading contender to replace Enzo Maresca at Chelsea, with progress expected soon. BlueCo, which owns both Chelsea and Strasbourg, wants sensitivity to both clubs and requires a quality replacement at Strasbourg before permitting Rosenior to leave. Calum McFarlane will serve as Chelsea interim at Manchester City while Rosenior is expected to manage Strasbourg against Nice on Saturday, leaving uncertainty over his availability for Chelsea's trip to Fulham on Wednesday.
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