Liam Rosenior, the manager of Chelsea, returns to Hull City's stadium to face his former team in the FA Cup, in a match that holds a special emotional significance for the former player and coach.

Rosenior spent seven seasons at Hull City, five as a player and two as a coach, where he significantly contributed to the team's development and left a strong impression on his teammates and the club's fans.

His colleagues at Hull City described Rosenior's positive spirit and his passion for the tactical study of the game, and how he always motivated the players and instilled confidence in their abilities.

Rosenior's career at Hull City saw him participate in 161 matches, accompanying his team in their promotion to the English Premier League in 2013. He also reached the FA Cup final with the team in 2014 and qualified for European competitions, marking one of the best periods in the club's history.

Rossignol then moved on to coaching experiences before being appointed as Chelsea's manager in January 2026. He returns to Hull for this match, hoping to achieve a positive result and continue a promising journey with the London team, while maintaining his strong emotional ties with the club and its fans.