Trevoh Chalobah Backs New Boss Rosenior: Trust in Themselves, He Says
Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah has offered his backing to new manager Liam Rosenior as the squad looks to bounce back from a disappointing start to the season. In an interview with the BBC, Chalobah praised Rosenior's approach and said he has told the team to "trust in themselves" and "rely on each other".
Chalobah believes that Rosenior knows what he wants from his team and is looking for a sense of unity and cohesion among the players. The 21-year-old, who has been a regular starter in central defence this season, admitted that he was nervous about Rosenior's appointment but feels now that the team needs to come together behind their new manager.
"We've got a new gaffer in place and we need to support him as much as possible," Chalobah said. "He knows what he wants from us, and if we work together, I think we can achieve great things."
Chalobah's comments suggest that Rosenior is already making an impact at the club, and the young defender is eager to prove himself under his new manager. With Rosenior at the helm, Chelsea will be looking to shake off their current form and get back on track in the Premier League.
Rosenior took over as boss earlier this month, replacing Enzo Maresca who left the club earlier in the season. The new manager has been tasked with transforming the team's performance and getting them back into contention for a top-four finish.
Chalobah is now confident that Rosenior's arrival will bring a much-needed boost to the team. "We're looking forward to working with him," Chalobah said. "He's got a great attitude, and I think he knows how to get the best out of us."
With Rosenior at the reins, Chelsea are set to embark on a new chapter in their season, and Chalobah is eager to be a part of it. As the young defender looks to make an impact under his new boss, one thing is certain: trust will be key if the team wants to achieve success this season.
Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah has offered his backing to new manager Liam Rosenior as the squad looks to bounce back from a disappointing start to the season. In an interview with the BBC, Chalobah praised Rosenior's approach and said he has told the team to "trust in themselves" and "rely on each other".
Chalobah believes that Rosenior knows what he wants from his team and is looking for a sense of unity and cohesion among the players. The 21-year-old, who has been a regular starter in central defence this season, admitted that he was nervous about Rosenior's appointment but feels now that the team needs to come together behind their new manager.
"We've got a new gaffer in place and we need to support him as much as possible," Chalobah said. "He knows what he wants from us, and if we work together, I think we can achieve great things."
Chalobah's comments suggest that Rosenior is already making an impact at the club, and the young defender is eager to prove himself under his new manager. With Rosenior at the helm, Chelsea will be looking to shake off their current form and get back on track in the Premier League.
Rosenior took over as boss earlier this month, replacing Enzo Maresca who left the club earlier in the season. The new manager has been tasked with transforming the team's performance and getting them back into contention for a top-four finish.
Chalobah is now confident that Rosenior's arrival will bring a much-needed boost to the team. "We're looking forward to working with him," Chalobah said. "He's got a great attitude, and I think he knows how to get the best out of us."
With Rosenior at the reins, Chelsea are set to embark on a new chapter in their season, and Chalobah is eager to be a part of it. As the young defender looks to make an impact under his new boss, one thing is certain: trust will be key if the team wants to achieve success this season.
! He's already showing that he's on board with Rosenior and wants to support their new dynamic. Trust in themselves and relying on each other is such a great mindset to have, especially in sports 
. It's all about building unity and cohesion as a team, which I think is so important for success. Let's see if it translates to some wins on the pitch! 
I think Rosenior's approach is spot on! 
We need to work together as a team and trust ourselves, you know? 
Chalobah's right, if we can get that unity going, we'll be unstoppable! 
It's like, we've been through tough times before, but this time it feels different. 
Rosenior's got that spark, and I'm hyped to see what he brings to the table! 
Let's make some magic happen at Stamford Bridge! 
#RoseniorForChelsea #TrustTheProcess #FootballFrenzy
. I mean, that's what you need when things aren't going well - unity and trust among players and staff, right? 
It's good to see the new manager already making an impact with his approach, and Chalobah seems like a solid young player who wants to prove himself under Rosenior's guidance. Fingers crossed that this new chapter for Chelsea will bring some positive changes! 
. let's see how it all plays out! 
i mean Chalobah seems confident and all but u never know till u see some real progress on the pitch 
hopefully he can bring some much needed stability 2 the team 
what do u guys think they've got a good shot at getting that top 4 spot?
. Do you guys think Rosenior can get Chelsea back on track? 
I feel like Chelsea is having such a rough start to the season already... but it's great to see Trevoh Chalobah sticking by their new manager Liam Rosenior 
! He seems so down-to-earth and knows how to build that team spirit 
. The young defender's confidence in Rosenior is really inspiring 
. I guess you could say that Chalobah is trying to be supportive of his new boss, but can he actually back up his words on the pitch? 
Only time will tell, I suppose