According to the latest report from Matt Law, famous reporter for The Telegraph, even if Chelsea miss out on the Champions League next season, Rosenior's position is currently considered secure.
It is reported that Chelsea does not plan to formally evaluate Rosenior's performance until the summer of 2027, nor does it intend to make changes after this season. The only situation that could change this position is if Chelsea collapses in the final weeks of the season, but this is not expected to happen.
Although Chelsea's goal is to qualify for the Champions League, Rosenior's future does not depend on it, and since he only took over the team in January, he will not be solely responsible if Chelsea ultimately fails to qualify for the Champions League.
Chelsea believe that this summer is a key period for signings, and the club is eager to improve the team's psychological resilience and provide Rosenior with better options. They plan to sign at least one new center-back and hope to bring in a midfielder and a forward.
Goalkeeper Penders is likely to end his one-season loan spell at Strasbourg and return to compete for the starting goalkeeper position, but it has not yet been decided whether to try to sign a new goalkeeper.
One of the mistakes Rosenior made was dropping Robert Sanchez in the first leg of the Champions League match against Paris. After that, Jørgensen made a costly mistake and was subsequently injured, and Rosenior had to reinstate Sanchez.
Chelsea believes that 41-year-old Rosenior is open to feedback and constructive criticism and believes he can quickly learn from his mistakes. Rosenior has been in charge of Chelsea for 17 games, and internally the club believes that a fair assessment of him can only be made after 65 to 70 games.
The team has suffered four consecutive defeats, during which they conceded 12 goals, but Chelsea believes that the main reason for their inconsistent performance this season is that they were forced to change coaches mid-season, due to the resignation of former head coach Maresca.