Juliette Ferrington

Hello and welcome back to one on one from Sky Sports.

It's the podcast where we chat to some of the Premier League's biggest names.

I'm Juliet Farrington.

And if you're a regular listener to the pod, you'll know that it was just around about two weeks ago that Joe was at Chelsea's training ground chatting to Pedro Neto about Enzo Maresca's shock departure as head coach.

Well, this week I got to speak to the person who replaced him.

And that man is Liam Rossini, who moved from Strasbourg to Stamford Bridge.

Rossini was in good form despite the whirlwind week he's just had.

He loves to talk.

He says he knows there'll be ups and downs along the way, but obviously really happy to have been given this chance to prove himself.

And as you'll hear, Rossini defends his CV and is certainly ready for the challenge ahead with this new job.

He got his Chelsea career off to the perfect start, beating Charlton in the FA Cup.

And on Wednesday night, he has the chance to take his new side to the League Cup final if he gets past Arsenal and Mikel Arteta in the first home game in charge of the first of a two-legged semi-final tie.

So this is my one-on-one with Liam Resenia.

Liam, talk to us about your first week.

It's been a seismic week, a lot going on.

How have you enjoyed it?

Have you managed to catch your breath yet?

Do you believe in when people talk about perfect timing, when you're always looking to progress and you always want that opportunity and there is the right time for you to come into a club like Chelsea, an elite club?

Tell me about the work then that you have put in to get to where you are today, where you are now.

Because people will see you've come to Chelsea.