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Frank Lampard Confirmed As New Coventry City Manager On Two-And-A-Half-Year Deal

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Frank Lampard has been announced as the new manager of Coventry City.

Frank Lampard: Coventry City Appoint Chelsea Legend As Their New Boss

The Championship outfit have appointed Frank Lampard on a two-and-a-half-year deal and announced his g on Thursday.

Chelsea legend Lampard takes over Coventry with the football club sitting 17th in the league.

A statement from the club read: “Coventry City are delighted to announce the appointment of Frank Lampard as the club’s new head coach.

“The 46-year-old has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the Sky Blues and will take charge of City for the first time this Saturday against Cardiff City at the Coventry Building Society Arena.

“Frank will be ed by two new coaches, Joe Edwards and Chris Jones, who he has worked with extensively previously.

“Lampard has enjoyed an illustrious career in football, both on and off the pitch.”

Frank Lampard Returns To Coaching After 18 Months Out

Lampard last held a job in managed in June 2023, managing Chelsea on an interim basis for two months.

He took charge of 11 games in that period but only managed to guide the Blues to one victory.

The short spell at Stamford Bridge came after kept Premier League, having managed them between 2022 and 2023.

Lampard’s appointment at Coventry also sees him return to manage in the Championship. Lampard’s first job in his managerial career came at Derby County.

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After graduating from Kingston University with an upper second-class Honours degree, I learned the ropes in sports journalism starting at Sports Mole before making my way through the ranks at the MailOnline. I started initially as a freelancer before going on to become an assistant sports editor in seven years at the company. Love football, cursed by Spurs and you can catch me watching/falling asleep to the F1 while hungover on a Sunday.

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