The big news on the managerial front today, is the reportedly imminent appointment of Frank Lampard as Chelsea’s interim manager.
According to reports from England, Frank Lampard is set to be appointed interim manager until the end of the season, just over two years after the club sacked him.
He has been out of a job since January, when he was dismissed by Everton after less than a year in charge.
The ex-Chelsea and England midfielder previously managed the Blues from July 2019 until January 2021, when he was replaced by Thomas Tuchel.
Chelsea will travel to Wolves in the Premier League on Saturday, before facing Real Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final on 12 April.
It is believed that Frank Lampard who will start training today with the squad will take over a Chelsea side in the bottom half of the table, in 11th, and 14 points adrift of the top four.
In his previous managerial spell at the club, Lampard guided Chelsea to the FA Cup final in his first season in charge.
The club’s record goalscorer led them to 44 wins from 84 matches, but left following five defeats in his last eight league games.
He was named Everton boss in January 2022 but was sacked eight days shy of his one-year anniversary in the role, after nine defeats in 12 Premier League games.