Chelsea Football Club has officially announced the appointment of Liam Rossignol as the head coach of the men's first team, with the English coach signing a contract extending until 2032, according to the club's official website.

Liam arrives at Stamford Bridge following a successful coaching stint with the French club Strasbourg, where he led them to qualify for European competitions for the first time in 19 years during his first season, in addition to his previous experiences in England with Hull City and Derby County.

Liam Rossignol emphasized the importance of maintaining the club's identity and building a team that reflects Chelsea's values in every match, highlighting his commitment to working hard to win titles and strengthen the spirit of teamwork and collaboration among players and staff.

The club noted that Rossignol has proven his ability to build teams that play with a clear style and apply the highest standards on and off the pitch, while continuing to focus on player development and ensuring competitiveness at the highest level in all competitions.

The club welcomed the new coach, expressing confidence in his ability to lead the team to achieve future successes.