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Mchezaji wa zamani wa Klabu ya Chelsea, Frank Lampard ametambulishwa rasmi kuwa Kocha Mkuu wa timu hiyo kwa mkataba wa miaka mitatu
Lampard aliyekuwa akiinoa Klabu ya Derby County anaenda kuinoa miamba hiyo ya Stamford Bridge yenye makazi yake Magharibi mwa London baada ya aliyekuwa Kocha Maurizio Sarri kutimkia Juventus
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Frank Lampard has been appointed new Chelsea manager, completing an emotional return to Stamford Bridge.
The Blues legend has now put pen to paper to become Maurizio Sarri's successor at the west London club to end the wait for one of the worst kept secrets in English football to be confirmed.
'I am immensely proud to be returning to Chelsea as head coach,' Lampard said after the news was confirmed on Thursday morning.
'Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared, however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead. I am here to work hard, bring further success to the club and I cannot wait to get started.'
Lampard is expected to bring coaches Jody Morris, who played and coached for Chelsea, and Chris Jones, another former Blues coach with him back to Stamford Bridge.
Following top-level talks, led by director Marina Granovskaia, the west London club decided Lampard would be their first choice target to replace Sarri, who left after one season in charge to become Juventus manager.
There were some doubts over Lampard's suitability for the position given his relative inexperience.
The 41-year-old has just one season's worth of managerial experience, leading Derby to the Championship play off final last season - where the Rams eventually lost to Aston Villa.
But Lampard will certainly galvanise a fan base that was divided at times last season given his hero's status at the club.
He will be expected to blood a number of the club's most talented youngsters due to Chelsea's two window transfer ban.
Lampard aliyekuwa akiinoa Klabu ya Derby County anaenda kuinoa miamba hiyo ya Stamford Bridge yenye makazi yake Magharibi mwa London baada ya aliyekuwa Kocha Maurizio Sarri kutimkia Juventus
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Frank Lampard has been appointed new Chelsea manager, completing an emotional return to Stamford Bridge.
The Blues legend has now put pen to paper to become Maurizio Sarri's successor at the west London club to end the wait for one of the worst kept secrets in English football to be confirmed.
'I am immensely proud to be returning to Chelsea as head coach,' Lampard said after the news was confirmed on Thursday morning.
'Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared, however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead. I am here to work hard, bring further success to the club and I cannot wait to get started.'
Lampard is expected to bring coaches Jody Morris, who played and coached for Chelsea, and Chris Jones, another former Blues coach with him back to Stamford Bridge.
Following top-level talks, led by director Marina Granovskaia, the west London club decided Lampard would be their first choice target to replace Sarri, who left after one season in charge to become Juventus manager.
There were some doubts over Lampard's suitability for the position given his relative inexperience.
The 41-year-old has just one season's worth of managerial experience, leading Derby to the Championship play off final last season - where the Rams eventually lost to Aston Villa.
But Lampard will certainly galvanise a fan base that was divided at times last season given his hero's status at the club.
He will be expected to blood a number of the club's most talented youngsters due to Chelsea's two window transfer ban.