Former Chelsea and Everton manager Frank Lampard is said to be planning his return to coaching after being sacked by Everton in January. According to reports, the former midfielder is monitoring the situation at Crystal Palace and Leicester City, with the former currently managerless after sacking Patrick Vieira. However, former Palace owner Simon Jordan urged the team to steer clear of Lampard, citing his recent stint at Everton as a disaster. Despite the criticism, Lampard remains undeterred, and it seems he is determined to make a return to football management.
The 44-year-old is keen on making a comeback to the Premier League, where he has spent most of his career. He is said to be looking for a new managerial position, and it remains to be seen which team he will choose to lead next. In the meantime, Fulham is another club that may require a new head coach, with Marco Silva attracting interest from Tottenham.
Lampard Plans Coaching Comeback Despite Recent Setback
Former Chelsea and Everton manager, Frank Lampard, is reportedly planning his return to coaching, despite being sacked by Everton in January. The 44-year-old is said to be looking at managerial positions at Crystal Palace and Leicester City, with the former currently managerless after sacking Patrick Vieira. Lampard is also monitoring the situation at Leicester City, as the team has had a tough season, and there may be potential upheaval in the summer.
Fulham is another club that may require a new head coach with Marco Silva attracting interest from Tottenham. However, former Palace owner Simon Jordan has warned against hiring Lampard, suggesting that the club avoid the former England midfielder as they attempt to remain in the top division of English football.
Jordan urged the team to steer clear of Lampard, citing his recent stint at Everton as a disaster, and the fact that the club did not hire him when he was previously interviewed for the position. Jordan also pointed out that Lampard would not be a viable solution, given that the team needs nine points to remain in the current division of the Premier League.
Despite the criticism, Lampard remains undeterred, and it seems he is determined to make a return to football management. It is not clear when this will happen, but it will likely be in the Premier League, where the former Chelsea and England midfielder has spent most of his career.
The football world eagerly awaits Lampard’s return and will undoubtedly be watching to see which team he chooses to lead next.
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