Rosenior has talent to be Chelsea’s answer to Arteta but can chaos club hold their nerve?

Chelsea's young manager, Liam Rosenior, is seen as a potential answer to Mikel Arteta's successful rebuilding at Arsenal. Following a turbulent period marked by the brief tenure of Graham Potter, Chelsea's leadership is looking for a long-term solution that mirrors Arsenal's revival under Arteta. Rosenior, at 41, has made a promising start, winning eight of his first 12 matches, and has managed to maintain authority despite concerns about his inexperience. However, the volatility and unusual structure at Stamford Bridge present significant challenges as he attempts to establish a stable and successful team.

• Rosenior has won eight of his first 12 games as Chelsea manager.
• Chelsea aims for a long-term vision similar to Arsenal's under Arteta.
• The club has faced instability with previous manager Graham Potter.
• Rosenior's unconventional style sets him apart in management.
• Challenges remain due to Chelsea's volatile environment.