London’s Chelsea Football Club is in the process of searching for a new head coach following the departure of Liam Rosenior. The club has reportedly identified Spanish football icon Xavi Hernandez as a potential candidate for the role.
Details: The Mirror has indicated that Xavi, who recently left Barcelona and is currently without a club, is being considered for his ability to implement an attacking style of play and develop a long-term strategy for the team.
Xavi himself has expressed interest in managing in the English Premier League, highlighting it as his top priority. In an interview with The Athletic, he noted that while he is not focused on any specific club, he seeks an opportunity to engage in an ambitious and stable project.
“I’m not in a rush, but I’d like to work on a good project where I’m given about four years to build a team,” he shared.