Former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard is officially in the running to become the next Coventry City manager. Sky Blues owner Doug King confirmed that the 46-year-old was one of a “huge amount”

Coventry owner Doug King has confirmed that Frank Lampard has applied for the club's vacant manager's job after Mark Robins' sacking.

Frank Lampard is nearing a return to management, with talks progressing over him becoming the next Coventry manager, TEAMtalk can confirm.

EFL pundit Sam Parkin believes that Frank Lampard would be a good appointment in time at Coventry City. According to the Mirror, the former Everton and Chelsea manager is closing in on the vacant position at the CBS Arena.

Coventry City owner Doug King has confirmed that Frank Lampard is among the contenders for the Sky Blues head coach's job following last week's sacking of manager Mark Robins. At an hour-long Fans Forum at the Coventry Building Society Arena,

In recent days, ex-Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has been named as a possible candidate to take over managerial duties at Roma.In a shocking turn of events, Lampard found himself linked with a first

Coventry looking at exciting Lampard alternative. As per journalist Tom Collomosse, Coventry are eyeing up Lincoln City head coach Michael Skubala as another face that could take

Coventry City owner Doug King has confirmed that Frank Lampard is one of the names under consideration to succeed Mark Robins. The Chelsea legend has been out of a job for over a year. Lampard stepped in as caretaker towards the end of the 2022/2023 season to help the crisis-stricken Blues see out the season.

Frank Lampard looks to be the favourite to become Coventry City's new manager as he aims to make his return to football management