Frank Lampard’s future at Coventry City is becoming one of the biggest talking points of the summer, despite the former Chelsea midfielder guiding the Sky Blues back to the Premier League in spectacular fashion.

The 47-year-old delivered one of the stories of the season by leading Coventry to the Championship title with 95 points, finishing a massive 11 points ahead of second-place Ipswich Town and securing the club’s first return to the top flight in 25 years.

Lampard arrived at the CBS Arena in November 2024 under huge pressure following the controversial dismissal of club legend Mark Robins. Many supporters questioned whether the former Chelsea and Everton boss was the right appointment after difficult spells in the Premier League.

But the gamble has paid off brilliantly.

Under Lampard, Coventry transformed into the most consistent side in the Championship, combining attacking football with remarkable resilience as they stormed to automatic promotion and eventually lifted the title.

Now, just weeks after writing his name into Coventry folklore, speculation is growing that he could already be tempted away.

Fulham have emerged as the latest Premier League side linked with a move for Lampard amid uncertainty surrounding Marco Silva’s future at Craven Cottage. Silva is expected to leave when his contract expires this summer, potentially opening the door for a new managerial appointment in West London.

BeIN SPORTS presenter Richard Keys, a known Coventry supporter, added fuel to the rumours in his latest blog post.

“If Lampard leaves, it’ll likely be for Fulham. I keep hearing his name linked with it.”

The comments have sparked concern among Coventry supporters, many of whom fear losing the man who brought the club back to the promised land after a quarter-century absence from the Premier League.

Fulham may see Lampard as an attractive option due to his Championship success and growing reputation after rebuilding his managerial career at Coventry. His work with young players and ability to create an ambitious, attacking side have impressed many across English football this season.

However, there is also a strong feeling that Lampard may view Coventry as unfinished business.

After achieving promotion, the next challenge is arguably even bigger — keeping the Sky Blues in the Premier League. Lampard is expected to receive backing in the transfer market this summer, with Coventry preparing for one of the most important windows in the club’s modern history.

Walking away now could risk damaging the strong connection he has built with supporters in such a short period of time.

For Coventry fans, the hope is that Lampard sees the project through and attempts to establish the club as a Premier League side rather than jumping ship at the first major opportunity.

But with Fulham monitoring the situation closely, the speculation surrounding his future shows no signs of slowing down.