Chelsea are reportedly considering bringing back Frank Lampard after the former Blues midfielder attended Tuesday’s goalless draw against Liverpool.
The legendary midfielder and former Chelsea manager was sat behind co-sporting directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley, as he took in a largely uninspiring performance during Bruno Saltor’s first interim game in charge. The Telegraph reports that Lampard, who was sacked by Everton in January, is being considered to take that position from Bruno until the end of the season, with the club eager to avoid rushing their next permanent appointment.
While talks with Enrique, Nagelsmann and Co. continue, Lampard could be seen as the perfect man to come in on a temporary basis. His stature within the club would likely lift the atmosphere in the dressing room, despite the fact he was dismissed at Blues boss after 18 months in charge back in January 2021. With a quarter-final date against Real Madrid on the horizon, Lampard’s Champions League experience as a player and manager also far exceeds the background of Bruno, whose tenure as interim boss has not been given a specific end date.
