News about Frank Lampard

Thiago Silva has reportedly received offers from three London clubs to extend his stay in the Premier League after announcing his intentions to leave Chelsea at the end of the season. Silva is attracted to the idea of returning to former club Fluminense who he made 97 appearances for during the formative years of his career and the south American side are attempting to convince him to see out the remainder of his career there.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Jesse Marsch are on the shortlist to lead Canada into the next World Cup after Jose Mourinho and Frank Lampard both turned down the role. Canada are looking for a new manager to replace John Herdman, who resigned a the end of August to take over at Toronto FC in the MLS. Herdman's former assistant Mauro Biello has served as interim manager for the past eight months, but the Canadian FA wants a permanent manager in place ahead of the 2026 World Cup - which the country is co-hosting.

Anthony Gordon has revealed that a Liverpool icon was his footballing hero while growing up, despite the former Everton winger having once insisted that he 'lived and breathed' the Toffees.  The 23-year-old started his footballing journey in Liverpool's youth academy before switching to join Everton at the age of 11. He rose through the ranks at Finch Farm, graduating into the first team before completing a £40million move to Newcastle in 2023 - a deal that soured relationships between him and some Everton fans. Gordon had refused to train with the club before telling the Merseyside outfit that he would not be returning amid interest from Newcastle.

Frank Lampard said that he has not been surprised by Chelsea's inconsistent maiden season under Mauricio Pochettino. Lampard returned to the Stamford Bridge dugout on a temporary basis at the end of last season, following the dismissal of Graham Potter, before Pochettino stepped into the hot-seat in the summer. Chelsea's campaign has been a frustrating one by the Blues' usual standards, sitting ninth in the Premier League table, and struggling to reach Europe via the league.

DOMINIC KING: Everton's capitulation at Chelsea on Monday was the nadir in a desperate run of form that stretches back to mid-December. Dyche has only overseen one Premier League win in 15 matches but the manner of their 6-0 defeat followed a trend that goes back years. When it was put to Sean Dyche that his pattern of results is similar to runs experienced by Frank Lampard and Rafa Benitez, he replied: 'It's a fair question - and I have absolutely gone through this with the players. (I said) Is this now just a cycle you go through?

Bastian Schweinsteiger has weighed in to give his opinion on the debate between Paul Scholes, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard. Scholes, Gerrard and Lampard are three of the greatest midfielders in Premier League history, with the trio all racking up numerous individual and team accolades across their careers. But, despite their glittering time in the game, they struggled to form an effective partnership in the centre of the park for England as the Three Lions' Golden Generation failed to fulfill their potential on the international stage.

Frank Lampard has ruled himself out of the running to take an international management job, but remains keen to return to management. The former Chelsea and Everton manager emerged as a surprise candidate for the role earlier this month. But according to The Telegraph, Lampard has decided against taking the job after holding initial talks with the federation in question. The 45-year-old attended England 's training sessions ahead of the Three Lions friendlies against Belgium and Brazil last month and remains keen to return to management.

Mike Van Erp, 52, who is better known by his YouTube moniker, rides through London with his GoPro as he attempts to catch drivers users on their phones - before confronting them on video and taking their number plate. The road safety warrior claims to have ratted on more than 2,000 offenders since  first strapping on his 'helmet-cam' back in 2006 - with his motoring victims including Frank Lampard , Guy Ritchie and Chris Eubank . But Mr Van Erp - who works as carer and roller-skating instructor  - has now been caught out by his own cameras as he pedaled over a London crossing despite the lights being red on April 8 at 13.16pm.

Joe Cole has claimed that one Manchester City star is more popular than Premier League legends such as Frank Lampard, Paul Scholes, and Steven Gerrard. City defeated Crystal Palace 4-2 away on Saturday to boo their chances of winning the Premier League crown. City is second in the table and level on points with leaders Liverpool, although Pep Guardiola's side hasn't played a game more.

Frank Lampard is reported to be one of the candidates for head coach of Canada's national team. According to The Telegraph, the former Chelsea and Everton chief is on a shortlist of coaches as the Canadian football union looks for a coach to lead the country into a home World Cup in 2026. The tournament will be co-sponsored by Canada and the United States and Canada.

Joey Barton has revealed that he believes there is a definite winner in the discussion between Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and Paul Scholes. During his time in the Premier League, the former Newcastle United midfielder had the privilege of playing against all three players.

The 2000s England squad was a sight to behold, featuring some of the world's most iconic names, including David Beckham, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney, and Michael Owen. Return to the beginning with a defense of Ferdinand, John Terry, Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, and David James, and you'll see why FA chief Adam Crozier dubbed them the 'Golden Generation.' However, they only made it to a string of quarter-finals before struggling to qualify for Euro 2008 and then falling out of the 2010 World Cup in the last 16 to Germany.

SAMI MOKBEL IS A SAMI MOKBEL IN THE ETIHAD STADIUM: Patrick Vieira and Roy Keane's Echoes. Shades of Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard. It's unclear if the new chapter of enthralling Premier League midfield rivalries stands the test of time, but Rodri versus Declan Rice is brewing away just fine. Both eyes were barely out of each other's eye shot, with neither giving an inch. In equal measure, bruising and balletic.

LEWIS STEELE: The Championship is back for another jam-packed Easter season, with some teams making or breaking a team's promotion campaign, while others relegating for points in order to prevent dreaded relegation. Leicester won 13 games in the first 14 games back in the second tier after their fairytale era ended with relegation. However, the Championship is a marathon, not a sprint, and the Foxes have faltered, not a sprint.

Ashley Cole has selected his dream XI, which includes his former Arsenal and Chelsea teammates. This week, the left-back became the 22nd inductee into the Premier League Hall of Fame. He is widely regarded as the best left-back in Premier League history, and he was once regarded as the best in his position in world football.

Declan Rice was given a custom-made pair of boots by England legend Frank Lampard to celebrate his 50th cap for his country. Rice, 25, has been an integral player for the Three Lions under Gareth Southgate's tenure since making his debut in 2019 and the quarterfinals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where he appeared in England's bid to Euro 2020 and the quarter-finals. Despite Southgate's squad's many absentees for the friendlies against Brazil and Belgium this week, Rice stayed available and played the full 90 minutes in both games.

Harry Redknapp demonstrated his admiration for Wayne Rooney during a game of 'Winner Keeps On'. Frank Lampard, Robbie Williams, and David Seaman will all be in charge of Team England at Soccer Aid on June 9; Redknapp will head Team England at Soccer Aid. Gary Cahill, Jermain Defoe, Jack Wilshere are among the notable names on the list, including Sir Mo Farah, Stuart Broad, and Steven Bartlett.

He was destined for football stardom as a youth. Jamie Cassidy, a 12-year-old boy, joined the Liverpool FC Academy at the age of 12, followed club legends Michael Owen and Jamie Carragher. He earned a coveted place at Lilleshall's School of Excellence in Oxford, and by the age of 15, he was England's top goal scorer, with three others scoring three in the European Under-16s Championships in 1994, particularly netting three in the European Under-16s Championships. Cassidy, a sophomore at Liverpool, was one of the club's first FA Youth Cup winners, defeating future internationals Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand, then of West Ham United, in a tense final two years. Photographs from the day depict an ecstatic Cassidy gyrinng broadly and holding the trophy aloft on the Anfield pitch. Unfortunately, this was the only major trophy he'd like to own. Because Cassidy was releasing from his boyhood club at the age of 21, he turned to heroin and the underground world of organized crime to gain the funds he had hoped for on the football field before his injury ruined his fledgling career, and before it could begin. At Manchester Crown Court on Thursday, his reprieve was complete, when he was sentenced to 13 years and three months.

Jamie Cassidy, a teen, trained with Liverpool FC legends Michael Owen and Jamie Carragher and was destined for a glittering career in the game. He was England's best goal scorer, even netting three in the European Championships in 1994, and he was awarded a spot at Lilleshall's FA School of Excellence. A few years ago, the attacking midfielder was part of the Liverpool team that lifted the FA Youth Cup with a 4-1 victory over two legs against a formidable West Ham squad starring Rio Ferdinand and Frank Lampard. However, when his fledgling career was marred by injuries, he was released from his beloved Liverpool FC, Cassidy, now 46, and he turned to heroin and organised crime.

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino will face a new managerial challenge in the summer, with long-serving assistant Jesus Perez expected to join him in the dugout for the occasion. In west London, the Argentine has been under mounting strain, despite the Blues' domestic challenges in 2023-24. However, Pochettino will now have the opportunity to take over and demonstrate his abilities for a match at Stamford Bridge in the summer.

Soccer Aid is back! 'For the first time since 2019, the big charity game is returning to Stamford Bridge. The Soccer Aid World XI in West London will see the return of two club legends Frank Lampard and Eden Hazard to the Bridge. As they haven't won the charity football game since 2018, England led by Lampard will be desperate to win. Here's everything you should need to hear about Soccer Aid 2024, including the date, time, where to watch and who are the key names involved.

LEWIS STEELE: Fans of nearly half of the teams in the Championship are sweating over their shoulders and pleading for the worst in the case of several major clubs dangling over the relegation trapdoor, but this 10-team scrap for survival is box-office viewing for us neutrals. This season has been a whistle, but Sir Alex Ferguson would point out, we have now arrived at'squeaky bum time.' With just ten games remaining, there is a 10-team battle for survival in the Championship, with some big six-pointers expected this weekend. Records in the promotion race will be shattered at the top of the table. All four of Leicester, Leeds, Ipswich, and Southampton will finish on a points total that is more than average for automatic promotion, which is 84. Both players will have to miss out.

Foden, who was still 16 years old at the time, and Mount were both playmakers on either side, with one of them named as the most exciting prodigies in their respective academies and praised for great things. Pep Guardiola delivered Foden his City debut within six months against Feyenoord in the Champions League as a late sub, but he was used sparingly thereafter. Mount went on loan at Vitesse Arnhem and then Derby County under Frank Lampard. Both were selected for England service at the U21 Euro 2020 and the World Cup in Qatar 2022, but their club careers followed at different rates.

Frank Lampard, Chelsea's legendary manager, has hinted at a return to management, ten months after his disastrous stint as the caretaker boss of his old club. Following Thomas Tuchel and Graham Potter's dismissal of last season, Lampard returned to the Stamford Bridge dugout halfway through last season. However, the Blues lost just one of his 11 games in charge. Since being on television on a pundit, the 45-year-old has often expressed his delight in spending time with his family.