Frank Lampard has committed his future to Coventry City by signing a new contract that runs until 2029, securing his position ahead of the club's long-awaited Premier League return. The former England midfielder's decision ends speculation about his future after guiding the Sky Blues to the Championship title last season.

Lampard took charge in November 2024 with Coventry sitting 17th in the table, transforming them into champions by an 11-point margin over Ipswich. This victory secured the club's first top-flight promotion in 25 years, ending a lengthy exile from England's elite competition. His impact has been immediate and transformative.

Executive chairman Doug King praised Lampard's influence on the club's upward trajectory, calling it 'absolutely fitting' that he leads Coventry into their historic Premier League campaign. The contract extension provides stability as the Midlands club prepares for its biggest challenge in decades.

Lampard acknowledged the significant work ahead, thanking supporters and staff for their role in achieving promotion. His focus now shifts to building a squad capable of competing at the highest level while maintaining the spirit that drove their Championship success.