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Frank Lampard says he’s ‘hungry as ever’ with Coventry City primed for Premier League return

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard believes he’s the hungriest he’s ever been as a manager ahead of the club’s Premier League opener against Arsenal. The legendary midfielder was appointed Coventry City manager in Nov. 2024, nearly leading the team back to the top flight in his first season. The following campaign the Sky Blues won […]

Frank Lampard says he’s ‘hungry as ever’ with Coventry City primed for Premier League return

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard feels he is the most hungry he has ever been in his managerial career as the club prepares to return to the Premier League. Lampard, who took over the reins at Coventry City in November 2024, led the team to promotion to the top flight in his first season and secured their return to the Premier League for the first time in 25 years the following season.

The club is now set to face Arsenal, with both managers sharing a connection from their previous FA Cup final meeting in the 2019-20 season. Lampard spoke to SB Nation about his journey with the club, the excitement surrounding their Premier League return, and the partnership with Detroit City FC in Michigan. He emphasized that the club's strong support from the city has grown stronger over time and expressed his comfort and hunger within his current role.

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