Frank Lampard, the manager of Chelsea in past seasons, is being considered to be the future manager of England.
Despite Lee Carsley’s impressive performance in two UEFA Nations League games, the Football Association is searching for a new head coach.
After being brought in as a temporary replacement, Carsley led the team to 2-0 victories over Finland and the Republic.
England impressed in both matches, their first since Gareth Southgate concluded his eight-year stint.
However, when Carsley’s temporary tenure ends in November, the FA are reportedly considering adding someone else, according to the Daily Telegraph.
Lampard is one of the people still in the picture. A four-person shortlist allegedly includes the 46-year-old in addition to the choice of designating Carsley as Southgate’s long-term replacement.
