Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior intends to speak with Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi about their futures at the club. Both players are currently training separately after being deemed surplus to requirements. The news comes after a disappointing season for Chelsea, who are looking to rebuild. Rosenior inherited the squad and will evaluate it before considering any January transfer moves.

Sterling, who has two years left on his lucrative contract, is reportedly seeking a permanent exit, with interest from West Ham and Fulham. Disasi, under contract until 2029, also faces an uncertain future. These discussions are critical as Rosenior assesses his squad, particularly with the January transfer window open. The team's performance will be heavily influenced by these decisions.

Rosenior's immediate focus is the Carabao Cup semifinal against Arsenal. He's also keeping an eye on Cole Palmer's fitness. Palmer, a key player, has faced injury setbacks. Rosenior believes Palmer has "world-class ability" and has potential.

What's next for the Chelsea squad remains uncertain. Rosenior must navigate transfer decisions and manage player morale. The outcome of the Carabao Cup tie will also impact the team's trajectory. Fans will be watching to see how Rosenior shapes the team, especially with crucial matches on the horizon.