Frank Lampard extends Coventry City contract to 2029

Frank Lampard has committed his future to Coventry City, signing a new contract to remain as head coach until 2029. The announcement on Tuesday secures the manager who led the club to the Championship title and promotion to the Premier League, ending a 25-year absence from the top flight.

The new deal extends Lampard's previous contract, which had been set to expire in 2027. His decision to stay follows reported interest from other clubs, including Fulham, in recent months. Lampard's commitment is seen as a significant statement of intent from the club as it prepares for its first Premier League season since 2001.

Lampard, 48, was appointed in November 2024 when Coventry sat 17th in the Championship. Under his leadership, the team underwent a dramatic transformation, winning the 2025-26 Championship title with 95 points. The promotion marks a major achievement in Lampard's managerial career, providing him with a first major piece of silverware and a clear success following mixed tenures at Chelsea, Derby County, and Everton.

In a statement, Lampard expressed his delight at signing the new contract, calling it an honor to represent the club. He thanked the fans for their support...