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Rosenior to Hold TransLiam Rosenior has revealed he’s planning discussions with Chelsea’s senior leadership later this week about potential transfer activity, following some “good surprises” during his winning start against Charlton Athletic.
Chelsea’s January transfer business has been relatively quiet so far, limited to selling former loanee Leo Castledine to Middlesbrough and bringing Caleb Wiley back early from his loan spell at Watford.
The transition from Enzo Maresca to Rosenior has naturally caused a slowdown in transfer operations at Stamford Bridge.
Speaking at Monday’s press conference, the newly appointed Chelsea manager outlined his intentions to discuss future recruitment with the club’s decision-makers.
“When I first spoke with the hierarchy, I made it clear that my priority is evaluating the players we already have here,” Rosenior explained.
“Usually, when you give people an opportunity, you discover some pleasant surprises. That’s exactly what happened against Charlton – I was genuinely impressed by several performances.
“Of course, we’re in the January window, and naturally we want the club to achieve success as quickly as possible.
“But I’m a firm believer that sometimes the solutions you’re looking for are already inside the building rather than outside it. I’ll make those decisions together with the leadership team, probably towards the end of this week once I’ve had a proper look at the entire squad.”
The comments suggest Rosenior is taking a measured approach to transfers, prioritizing assessment of his current resources before making any significant moves in the market.
