"Among the names being spoken about most confidently behind the scenes is Liam Rosenior, currently impressing at Strasbourg, a club that forms part of the BlueCo ownership group, sources close to the agents industry have informed CaughtOffside. Rosenior is viewed by many insiders as the natural heir within the wider Chelsea ecosystem. His familiarity with BlueCo's operational model, recruitment philosophy, and governance structure places him in a strong position should the need for continuity arise."
"Another name that resonates strongly with supporters is Cesc Fabregas. The former Chelsea midfielder has earned rave reviews for his work at Como in Italy, where he has quickly established a reputation as one of Europe's most promising young coaches. His modern tactical outlook, emphasis on technical control, and deep understanding of Premier League football make him an appealing and emotionally charged option."
Chelsea's long-term planning faces scrutiny as speculation grows over Enzo Maresca's future at Stamford Bridge. The club continues to publicly support Maresca, but internal conversations are exploring potential successors amid links between Maresca and Manchester City after his switch of agents to Jorge Mendes. Liam Rosenior, impressing at Strasbourg and connected to BlueCo's ownership, is widely seen as a natural heir because of his familiarity with the ownership group's operational model, recruitment philosophy, and governance. Cesc Fabregas has attracted praise for his work at Como, noted for a modern tactical outlook and emphasis on technical control. Zinedine Zidane remains the dream candidate because of his pedigree and Champions League success.
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