Chelsea FC has terminated the contract of manager Liam Rosenior after a disappointing tenure lasting just under four months. The decision comes on the heels of a historic downturn, with the team experiencing five consecutive Premier League defeats, marking the first time in over a century that the club has failed to score in such a streak. Overall, Chelsea has lost seven of their last eight matches, prompting the club's leadership to act amid growing pressure. Rosenior, who previously managed Strasbourg, took over after Enzo Maresca's departure in January but faced challenges, including a 3-0 loss to Brighton, which he deemed 'unacceptable.' Chelsea's official statement expressed gratitude for Rosenior's efforts while acknowledging that recent performances fell short of expectations. With Chelsea currently seventh in the league and facing a staggering pre-tax loss of over £260 million (approximately $315 million USD), the urgency to secure European football next season has intensified. Assistant coach Calum McFarlane has been appointed as interim manager, tasked with navigating an upcoming FA Cup semi-final against Leeds United. The club's future direction remains uncertain as they reflect on their managerial strategy following a period of instability and financial strain.