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Coventry Manager Frank Lampard Signs New Contract to 2029
Lampard won 45 of 82 matches and led Coventry to the Championship title before agreeing to stay through 2029.
- On Tuesday, Coventry manager Frank Lampard signed a new contract extending through 2029, securing his future ahead of the club's return to the Premier League.
- The 48-year-old former England midfielder helped the Sky Blues earn promotion to the top flight after 25 years by winning the Championship last season following his November 2024 appointment.
- Since taking charge at the Midlands club, the former Chelsea, Everton, and Derby boss has won 45 out of his 82 matches. He said, "It's a real honour to represent this club."
- Lampard will lead Coventry against defending champion Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Friday, Aug. 21, marking the club's first Premier League game since 2001.
- "I'm looking forward to getting back with the players," Lampard said, emphasizing preparation for the new season as the team aims to maintain the spirit created last year.
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Frank Lampard signs new contract with Coventry City until 2029
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Coventry manager Frank Lampard signs new contract to 2029
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