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Coventry boss Frank Lampard on shortlist as Premier League job suddenly becomes available

Frank Lampard is being linked with a move away from Coventry City after an impressive season as manager of the Sky Blues

Mark Wakefield Sport Central Audience Writer

16:11, 14 Apr 2026

Frank Lampard, manager of Coventry City

Frank Lampard and Coventry City are on the verge of securing promotion to the Premier League(Image: Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

Coventry City boss Frank Lampard has emerged as a potential candidate for a manager’s job in the Premier League. Lampard has helped guide the Sky Blues to the top of the Championship table, with the club one of the overwhelming favourites to secure automatic promotion to the top flight.

City have 85 points and a 12-point lead over the automatic promotion spots with just four games left to play this season.

Coventry also have a 10-point lead over second-placed Ipswich Town, who have played two games fewer than Lampard’s team.

As a result of Lampard’s impact at Coventry, the Sky Blues boss is being linked with a move to a Premier League club this summer.

It has been reported by the i Paper that Bournemouth have identified Lampard as a potential candidate to be the club’s new manager this summer.

The Cherries are set to look for a new boss after reports emerged on Tuesday claiming that current manager, Andoni Iraola, will leave the Vitality Stadium when his contract runs out at the end of the season.

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