Frank Lampard finds a job

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By: Manu Tournoux

Frank Lampard finds a job

England manager Frank Lampard is about to be offered a new mission.

Former Everton and Chelsea manager Frank Lampard is expected to return to action soon.

Lampard steps back to jump better?

The ex-England midfielder has been unemployed since his time as interim coach at Chelsea during the past campaign. His wait is likely to end in the coming days.

According to rumors emanating from England, the English technician should make a return to the bench for Bristol City, a Championship team.

According to the Bristol Post, Lampard is a serious option for this club, which is currently in bad shape in its championship. Bristol City is 15e of the standings has won only five of its 14 matches since the start of the season. This is what led to the dismissal of Nigel Pearson.

Lampard has already had experience in the Championship. He looked after the Derby County Rams and almost took them to the Premier League in 2018.

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Manu Tournoux

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