Frank Lampard has been appointed as new Chelsea head coach until the end of the season.
Lampard had been sacked by earlier in January after just 18 months as head coach and was replaced by Thomas Tuchel.
Club statement
In his previous managerial spell at Chelsea, Frank Lampard took over with the club under a transfer embargo but guided them to a fourth-place finish and the FA Cup final in his first season in charge.
But, after spending £200m the following summer on seven major signings, he could not replicate the early promise and was sacked by previous owner Roman Abramovich with the club ninth in the Premier League.
He was replaced by Thomas Tuchel, who led Chelsea to victory in the Champions League final four months later.
After being sacked by Chelsea, Lampard was named Everton boss in January 2022. He guided the Toffees to safety from relegation last season but he was removed eight days shy of his one-year anniversary in the role after nine defeats in 12 Premier League games earlier this campaign.
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