Rumored to Train Chelsea, Frank Lampard Choose to Focus with Derby County

DBasia.news –  The first half of the 2018/19 season was passed positively by Maurizio Sarri, substitute manager for Antonio Conte. Chelsea were even unbeaten for 16 games in a row in all competitions.

Unfortunately, entering the second half of the season and faced with a busy schedule of competition, Eden Hazard and his friends’ performances have seen a decline, they lost points from a number of unexpected teams such as Wolverhampton, Leicester City and Bournemouth.

Finally, in the 26th week of the Premier League, the Blues must swallow the biggest and most humiliating defeat in the last 28 years when they travel to Etihad Stadium, Manchester City’s headquarters on Sunday (10/2). Unmitigated, Kepa Arrizabalaga must take the ball six times from the net.

This situation also made Maurizio Sarri’s position as a team manager reportedly began to be unsafe, not a few who predict that the Italian man will immediately lift his foot even though only seven months engineering the team.

A number of names were later said to have the chance to become the successors, one of the figures allegedly going to win the Blues was the club’s all-time top scorer who is currently training Derby County, Frank Lampard. But it seems that the hopes of fans to see the 40-year-old man returning to Stamford Bridge will not be realized in the near future.

“My current job is to train Derby County. Now we are working hard and my main focus is on the match against Ipswich Town on Wednesday and Brighton on Saturday,” Lampard said as quoted by the Evening Standard.

Not only responding to rumors about returning to Chelsea, the man who also had a career in the United States with New York City FC also considered that the Blues would be able to get out of the pressure and solve all the problems they were facing.

“I have strengthened Chelsea for 13 years, of course I know what the players are feeling right now. They are having difficulties and are faced with a situation that is not easy, especially Chelsea are also rarely in such conditions,” added the Romford birthed man, England.

“Chelsea have had a bad day after the defeat of Manchester City, but the most important thing now is to get up, no matter what kind of defeat it is. That’s what makes every top team more tough and Chelsea is included,” concluded Lampard.