Paris FC Appoints Liam Rosenior as Head Coach

Paris FC has announced the appointment of English coach Liam Rosenior as the head coach of the first team on a contract that runs until June 2028. He will officially begin his duties on July 9, coinciding with the start of the pre-season preparations for the new campaign, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the club's sporting project.

Rosenior, 41, has extensive experience in English football, having played 441 matches in the Premier League and the Championship between 2002 and 2018, before transitioning to coaching in 2020. Throughout his coaching career, he has worked with Derby County, Hull City, Strasbourg, and Chelsea, earning a reputation for developing young players and promoting attacking, ambitious football, aligning with Paris FC's vision for the future.

Rosenior replaces Antoine Kombouaré, who successfully led Paris FC to secure their place in Ligue 1 and finish the season in 11th place, before both parties agreed to part ways and open a new chapter in the club's history.

Sporting director Marco Nébo stated that Rosenior possesses all the qualities the club was looking for, describing him as a modern coach capable of developing players and the squad, praising his tactical and managerial abilities. Antoine Arnault, representing the Arnault family that owns the club, expressed his happiness with the appointment of the English coach, noting that his football philosophy and work with young players embody the project Paris FC aims to establish to solidify its position in Ligue 1 and gradually improve in performance and results.