As the younger element of one of football’s best-known father and son duos – and surely the most-illustrious to share the same name – Frank Lampard would be best-served solving Everton’s midfield problems by regenerating himself. However, in the absence of a time machine that can turn back the clock a couple of decades, the Blues boss, who celebrated his 44th birthday earlier this week, instead must look for others to try and emulate the kind of role he fulfilled with such vigour during his own playing days.

Everton are reportedly closing in on a deal for Burnley’s James Tarkowski and that could see young defender Jarrad Branthwaite leave the club. It was revealed [Daily Mail, 2 June] that Frank Lampard and Everton are growing increasingly confident of bringing the 29-year-old to the club. Tarkowski would bring much-needed experience to the Toffees’ relatively young back-line and would be an excellent signing for Lampard. However, with news of the England international’s potential incoming could mean Branthwaite leaves Goodison Park.

Everton want Conor Gallagher and boss Frank Lampard believes he can tempt Chelsea into sending the midfielder to Goodison Park. Everton have secured their Premier League status for next season by beating Crystal Palace on Thursday night. The Toffees looked dead and buried at half-time as Palace raced into a 2-0 first-half lead. Michael Keane, Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin turned the game on its head though, giving Everton the three points they needed to stay up.

Everton manager Frank Lampard has not been good enough at the club since his appointment at the start of the year according to Andy Gray. The former Everton player talked about Frank Lampard on the Gary Newborn Sports Show with Jewson earlier this week as the Toffees try to stay in the Premier League.

Television pundit Gray is not confident that Everton would be able to survive relegation from the English top flight this season with the club two points adrift of the last safe place currently held by Burnley though it must be pointed out that the Clarets have played one more game than Everton.

Everton boss Frank Lampard was under a lot of pressure ahead of the home game with Manchester United in the league especially after the run of two successive defeats in the Premier League and three successive defeats in all competitions.

Everton manager Frank Lampard is in a better place at the moment after he masterminded a second league win of his managerial career at Goodison Park with the 1-0 home win over Newcastle United. Lampard was in celebratory mood during his post-match press conference after he had witnessed his ten-man Everton team beat Newcastle United thanks to the last gasp winner from Nigerian midfielder Alex Iwobi off the assist from substitute Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Chelsea legend Frank Lampard has not the results he hoped for at the start of his Everton managerial career especially in the Premier League after the 5-0 defeat to home team Tottenham Hotspur earlier this week made it four defeats in five league games for him since he was appointed as the replacement for the sacked Rafael Benitez.

Everton have appointed Duncan Ferguson as their new manager in am interim capacity following the dismissal of Spanish tactician Rafael Benitez. Ex-Newcastle United and Liverpool boss Benitez was given a three-year deal until 2024 when the Toffees gave him the job last summer.

BBC pundit Garth Crooks has pointed out the biggest mistake of the short Frank Lampard managerial career at Chelsea. He talked about the mistake made by Lampard in his column for the BBC. According to him, not playing German defender Antonio Rudiger was the biggest mistake made by Frank Lampard during his time as the Chelsea manager.

Lampard attained legendary status at West London giants Chelsea after winning several titles for the club and also emerging as their all-time leading goalscorer. He was appointed as the Chelsea manager in the summer of 2019 after he led Derby County to the Championship playoffs against Aston Villa.

Manchester United winger Jadon Sanchohas mentioned his football idols and they are surprisingly not connected to the Red Devils. The summer signing named his idols while he was speaking with popular English media outlet TalkSPORTat the end of last month.

Sancho mentioned Chelsea legend Frank Lampard as his football idol and that he loved his composure on the ball during his time as a player. Ex-England senior national team midfielder Frank Lampard is the all-time leading goalscorer in the history of Chelsea and he was until January, the Chelsea manager having been appointed into the role in 2019. He was sacked and replaced by German tactician Thomas Tuchel who led the Blues to the Champions League triumph last season.