Manchester City have ‘no agreement with New York’ over Frank Lampard
The Premier League says Manchester City have not broken any rules regarding Frank Lampard’s contract extension and that there is no agreement in place between the club or its owners and New York City FC over his registration.

The midfielder was expected to join the MLS side this month following what City originally described as a short “loan” period at the Etihad for the first five months of the Premier League campaign.

The 36-year-old has since decided to stay in England, leading to confusion over which club actually owns his contract and his future registration. Neither City nor NYCFC have responded to detailed questions from the Guardian over the nature of the deal. However, the league is satisfied that City have not breached any rules.

A league statement said: “Frank Lampard is registered as a Manchester City player until the end of the 2014-15 season. The Premier League has sought and received assurances from Manchester City that there is no agreement in place between the club or City Football Group with New York City FC relating to the player.”

Having left Chelsea at the end of last season, in July, New York City were clear that the club had signed Lampard, declaring on their website: “New York City FC signs Frank Lampard to a Designated Player contract … a two-year contract which starts August 1st.”

Just a month later City said Lampard would arrive “on loan” – although that online announcement has since been removed despite Lampard referencing “loan” in media interviews.
Even on Wikipedia.. Lampard`s Profile doesnt have NEW YORK FC on it... He has betrayed Chelsea fans

Source http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/jan/08/frank-lampard-manchester-city-premier-league-response-new-york-city-fc?CMP=share_btn_tw