Paris FC appoint Rosenior as their latest manager

Paris FC made a significant announcement on Tuesday, revealing that Liam Rosenior would be assuming the role of coach, with a contract in place until June 2028 and a start date set for July 9, when team training is scheduled to resume.

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A club statement outlined the details of Rosenior's appointment, which marks a new chapter in the club's history following the decision to end the collaboration with former coach Antoine Kombouare, who had been at the helm since February.

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Under Kombouare's guidance, the team managed to avoid relegation and finished 11th, with notable victories over Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain, a commendable achievement for the Parisian side owned by the LVMH luxury group.

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The club's decision to part ways with Kombouare was made after discussions between all parties involved, paving the way for Rosenior to take the reins and bring his own brand of leadership to the team.

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Rosenior's appointment will be his third coaching role in under a year, following a brief stint as Chelsea manager, which ended in April after less than four months, and a previous tenure at Strasbourg, where he implemented a free-flowing game that lifted the club into the top third of Ligue 1.

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At 41, Rosenior boasts a wealth of experience at the highest level, and according to Paris FC, he has rapidly established himself as one of the most promising coaches of his generation.

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Antoine Arnault, representative of the Arnault family, which owns the club, expressed his enthusiasm for Rosenior's appointment, stating that he and his family are delighted to welcome the new coach to the team.

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Arnault also praised Rosenior's coaching philosophy, which often focuses on young players, and expressed his admiration for what Rosenior has achieved with his previous teams.