Liam Rosenior is appointed head coach of Ligue 1 club Paris FC, returning to management in France after his dismissal by Chelsea in April. The 41-year-old takes charge of Paris FC on a two-year contract, following the departure of the club’s previous manager, Antoine Kombouare. Rosenior’s move marks his latest step after leaving Strasbourg earlier in the year to join Chelsea, where he served for just under four months and was sacked 106 days into a long-term deal. Multiple outlets report that the appointment is confirmed by Paris FC and that Rosenior immediately returns to Ligue 1 with the club he is set to lead for the foreseeable future. Reports also indicate his quick turnaround since leaving Chelsea, with the appointment coming roughly three months after his exit. Sources agree that this is his next first-team managerial role after a brief stint in England, and that he is now set to begin work with Paris FC ahead of upcoming fixtures and pre-training requirements.