Frank Lampard has masterminded Coventry City's remarkable rise from relegation threat to Premier League champions in just 18 months. The 47-year-old guided the Sky Blues back to the top flight for the first time since 2001, achieving promotion despite the club facing potential relegation to League One when he arrived in November 2024.

Rival clubs have taken notice of Lampard's achievements, with Crystal Palace and Fulham reportedly interested in securing his services. The Palace job would allow Lampard to return to London, while Fulham remain uncertain about Marco Silva's contract situation after his current deal expires. Compensation is likely to be a factor should any club formalize their interest.

Lampard appears fully committed to Coventry for now, having stressed the need for ambition to ensure the team can compete in the Premier League. With over 12 months left on his contract and no renewal talks yet, Coventry's hierarchy will hope to secure his long-term future when they meet. The club's owner Doug King remains relaxed about potential interest, acknowledging Lampard's happiness but acknowledging that "staggering bids" may force a decision.