Breaking: The forgotten legend Frank Lampard finally find a new club to coach

Manager and former Chelsea player Frank Lampard has secured his next position in the football industry.

The former Chelsea star Frank Lampard will lead England in this summer’s Soccer Aid charity match, which will mark his heroic return to Stamford Bridge in the capacity of manager. At the occasion, Lampard, who has been unemployed since his departure from the two-time European champions last summer, will be accompanied by Eden Hazard, a former Chelsea teammate.

Lampard and his uncle Harry Redknapp will co-manage the England national team, and the 2012 Champions League champion has expressed interest in participating in this year’s Soccer Aid. Lampard commented on the forthcoming occasion: “Performing before a sold-out crowd at Stamford Bridge is an unforgettable experience – for every player, every occasion.

“I am thrilled to be doing that for Soccer Aid for UNICEF once more.” “Co-managing the Soccer Aid England team with Harry Redknapp will be an honor and a lot of fun, but the millions of pounds we can collectively raise should be the primary concern.”

The Three Lions’ roster is expected to feature a star-studded England lineup for the match, including Jermain Defoe, Jack Wilshere, Stuart Broad, and Sir Mo Farah, among others. However, erstwhile Chelsea star Hazard, who is playing for the Rest of the World team, will likely stand out.

Lampard and his uncle Harry Redknapp will co-manage the England national team, and the 2012 Champions League champion has expressed interest in participating in this year’s Soccer Aid. Lampard commented on the forthcoming occasion: “Performing before a sold-out crowd at Stamford Bridge is an unforgettable experience – for every player, every occasion.

“I am thrilled to be doing that for Soccer Aid for UNICEF once more.” “Co-managing the Soccer Aid England team with Harry Redknapp will be an honor and a lot of fun, but the millions of pounds we can collectively raise should be the primary concern.”

The Three Lions’ roster is expected to feature a star-studded England lineup for the match, including Jermain Defoe, Jack Wilshere, Stuart Broad, and Sir Mo Farah, among others. However, erstwhile Chelsea star Hazard, who is playing for the Rest of the World team, will likely stand out.