Frank Lampard interviewed by Birmingham City as former England midfielder’s career hits new low

Could it be frustration that his charges aren’t able to do the things that he did well that lays behind Frank Lampard’s inability to get results? This is a plausible explanation, considering his exceptional playing career where he often set high standards for himself and his teammates.

Birmingham City, recently relegated to League One, are reportedly considering Lampard for their managerial role. Should Lampard be appointed, his primary objective would be to secure promotion back to the Championship at the first attempt.

Interestingly, Burnley are also credited with an interest in Lampard following Vincent Kompany’s move to Bayern Munich. Despite having Craig Bellamy, who has worked effectively with the squad as part of Kompany’s backroom staff, Clarets owner Alan Pace seems to favor bringing Lampard to Turf Moor.

Given Lampard’s managerial record with just a 41.3 percent win rate, it’s hard to see why any club would want to take such a risk. Nonetheless, his name and experience as a player seem to attract interest from clubs looking to make a bold managerial appointment.

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