Lampard Career and Achievements
Born in England in 1978, Frank Lampard’s career and achievements were largely shaped in the country of his birth. Starting his professional career at West Ham United, Lampard signed a contract with Chelsea in 2001. Lampard, who played here for 13 years and took the captaincy, scored 147 goals in 429 matches.
The English midfielder was named England Footballer of the Year in 2005. Lampard, who won the Champions League with Chelsea in 2011, also lifted the trophy in the English Premier League 3 times.
Lampard Style of Play
What kind of player was Lampard? Lampard’s style of play shows that he is a versatile midfielder. A typical box-to-box player, Lampard added dynamism to the teams he played for. Later in his career, Lampard also took on the position of lying playmaker thanks to his passing ability.
With the ability to read the game and a high level of stamina, Lampard scored more goals than the average midfielder. Lampard was a ‘captain’ in the truest sense of the word, with his guidance of teammates on the field and his high-level positions info.
Lampard Managerial Career
Frank Lampard’s managerial career first began at Chelsea, where he became a legend. Former football player and new manager Lampard began coaching Chelsea’s youth in 2017. In 2018, he had his first A-Team coaching experience with Derby County. After a year of adventure here, Chelsea management offered him a coaching position. Lampard immediately accepted this.
In his first season at Chelsea, his team finished 4th in the league. Having gained some experience after nearly 1.5 years of Chelsea adventure, Lampard took over another Premier League team, Everton, in 2021. Lampard’s preferred formation stands out as a 4-3-3 offensive. There is no trophy that the young coach has won in his coaching career at the moment.
