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Frank Lampard is reportedly expected to take Chelsea coaches Joe Edwards and Anthony Barry with him, should he take over as Everton's new manager.

Frank Lampard could be joined by two current Chelsea coaches if he gets the Everton managerial job, according to a report.

The former England international is the favourite to take the vacant position at Goodison Park, with the Toffees closing in on hiring him after Rafael Benitez was fired earlier this month.

The 43-year-old has been out of football for the past year since being dismissed by the Blues in January 2021, but he has been gearing up for a return to work since that point.

According to the Daily Mail, Lampard could be set to take two current Chelsea coaches with him, as Joe Edwards and Anthony Barry have close relationships with him.

However, his former assistant manager at both Chelsea and Derby County, Jody Morris, is not expected to be following him to Merseyside, with the two men focusing on their careers individually at the moment.

Everton will be back in action on February 5 when they face Brentford in the FA Cup.

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