Liam Rosenior has revealed he is still living in a hotel following his appointment as Chelsea head coach, insisting his housing situation is “not a priority” as he focuses on stabilising the club’s campaign.
Rosenior, 41, succeeded Enzo Maresca at Stamford Bridge after the Italian’s departure on New Year’s Day.
Since arriving from sister club RC Strasbourg Alsace in January, he has overseen eight wins from 11 matches in all competitions.
Speaking ahead of Saturday’s Premier League meeting with Burnley, Rosenior admitted he has postponed plans to find a permanent home.
“The job never ends. Just a day. I managed to switch off for a day,” he said.