According to John Terry, Frank Lampard ‘s arrival at Stamford Bridge would be ‘perfect timing’ for both player and club.
Lampard’s former team-mate said the former Blues midfielder is “better equipped” than any other prospective candidate to succeed at Chelsea should the club hire him as a manager.
The Derby County boss is in talks to to take over the vacant position at Stamford Bridge, reuniting with the club where he made his name as one of the best midfielders of his generation.
Former Blues coach Maurizio Sarri was allowed to leave after just one year in order to take charge of Juventus in his home country, leaving the Premier League outfit looking for a replacement.
If Lampard were to take the reins, he would be expected to at the very least match the success enjoyed under Sarri, including a top four finish and a Europa League crown, while contending with a transfer embargo.