Former Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard, has reportedly gotten a new job, five months after he was sacked, Newspremises has learnt.

According to Daily post, Lampard will will work with the BBC as a pundit at this summer’s European Championships.

Lampard will join notable names like Darren Fletcher and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, alongside regulars Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Rio Ferdinand.

He is expected to be in the studio for England’s opening game against Croatia on Sunday.

Lampard will also be offering his opinion when France play Portugal on June 23.

The 42-year-old worked with BT Sport as a pundit, before taking his first job in management with Derby County.

But he has been out of work since he was fired by Chelsea in January.

Lampard was only in charge for 18 months before he was replaced by Thomas Tuchel with the Blues sitting outside the top four.

Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/frank-lampard-gets-new-job-with-bbc/

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Good luck!

HW should start talking tactics n criticizing coaches from the comfort of their studios as usual..

Good luck super frankie

That's all English 'legends' know how to do - TALK.

As for work, they have nothing upstairs. No football knowledge & that's why they fail woefully in coaching. Neville failed, Scholes failed, Ferdinand, Owen & Carragher know they will fail. The list is endless.

While their Italian counteparts like Gattuso, Inzaghi, Pirlo, De Rossi are growing, English 'legends' are talking in studios insulting people that are far better than they are.

Talking is where they are good at. Market women.

I have to agree with the brother who commented before me. The EPL has less than 50% of English coaches at the helm of clubs. Whereas the Spanish Italian and German counterparts have more than 50 percent and they are at the helm of top clubs unlike in England where foreign coaches are ruling the league.




BTW, who was the last English man to win the English premier League?.