LONDON (Reuters) – Frank Lampard has signed a contract to take over as manager of Premier League facet Everton, in accordance to English media reports on Sunday.
Lampard, who has been out of labor since being sacked by Chelsea in January 2021, has agreed a two-and-a-half-12 months cope with the Merseyside membership, in accordance to reports from the BBC, Sky Sports and numerous different media.
Everton sacked Rafa Benitez earlier in January following a run of just one victory in 13 league video games. Former Everton striker Duncan Ferguson took momentary cost of the group for his or her subsequent sport, a 1-0 defeat at residence to Aston Villa.
Former England midfielder Lampard referred to as time on a glittering enjoying profession, nearly all of which was spent with Chelsea, in 2017. He moved into administration a 12 months later with Derby County, turning into Chelsea coach in 2019.
(Reporting by Richard Martin; Editing by Toby Davis)
