Frank Lampard is no doubt a Chelsea Football Club legend.
Lampard has now admitted he’s keen on a return to Stamford Bridge.
The 38-year-old joined Chelsea from London rivals West Ham in 2001.
He then went on to cement his place in history netting 211 goals in 648 games, as well as winning three Premier League titles, one Champions League, one Europa League, four FA Cups and two League Cups.
Since leaving the Blues two years ago, Lampard has played for Manchester City and also New York City.
But Frank says there’s only one team he can ever see himself managing.
“If I was good enough, if they [Chelsea] wanted me and it was the right time,” he told Soccer AM.
“As a Chelsea man or not, the job is one of the pinnacles of football, they are one of the top clubs in the world now. And I’m a Chelsea man. I wouldn’t have to move house!
“It might be a different route for me and might take a while but the dream would be to manage Chelsea one day.
“There was a period earlier in my career where I really fancied it, then I thought I don’t fancy the managerial thing.
“Now, I’m back onto it. The problem is I’ve got to get my badges and the hard thing for me is to have time to do it.
“As soon as I finish playing I’d like to take it up and maybe be a manager.
“It’s hard though because I only want the Chelsea job.”
Lampard may have to wait to take charge of the Blues, with Antonio Conte only just succeeded Jose Mourinho on a permanent basis this summer.
