Former Chelsea and Everton manager Frank Lampard eyes a managerial comeback at Glasgow Rangers, who recently parted ways with Michael Beale.
The 43-year-old Lampard faced a challenging stint at Everton before returning to Chelsea on an interim basis. Rangers, who are seeking a new head coach, present an opportunity for Lampard to rejuvenate his managing career.
He emphasizes the need for reassurance regarding the club’s future plans, having faced difficult environments at previous clubs.
Beale’s departure from Rangers came amidst a struggle, with the team lagging behind in the league and facing setbacks in the Champions League play-offs against PSV Eindhoven.
Lampard, having experienced a tumultuous season, seeks a balance between the pressures of Premier League management and taking time to rejuvenate and appreciate life outside football.
Pascal Jansen from AZ Alkmaar and Philippe Clement, formerly with Monaco, are also in the running for the Rangers’ managerial position.
Kevin Muscat, a former Rangers defender and current manager of Yokohama F Marinos in Japan, is mentioned as a potential successor to Beale. Lampard’s interest in Rangers reflects a desire to find the right environment to make a strong comeback in the world of football management.
