Chelsea News: Frank Lampard supported for return of Stamford Bridge by Derby owner Mel Morris

Frank Lampard has an "aura" and will certainly return to Chelsea in the future, according to Derby County owner Mel Morris.

Lampard, a former England star, has had her first executive position at Pride Park since the end of her brilliant career.

The 40-year-old leads Derby in the championship play-off final on Monday, where he will face Aston Villa at Wembley for a spot in the Premier League next season.

Lampard's efforts have connected with Chelsea's work. Head coach Maurizio Sarri has failed to gain support from the club and has sensed a return to Italy with Juventus.

And Morris thinks it's only a matter of time before Lampard returns to Stamford Bridge.

"Frank brought the buzz back to the place," he told the Telegraph. "He created a special environment – he was not a celebrity, but a person who gave us enthusiasm – he has an aura, like all the great managers. .

"One day he will be [back] in Chelsea, I'm sure, because of the legend that he was there. The longer it succeeds, the easier it is to go there without risk, because Chelsea is a big club with huge expectations.

"I would always be glad that we gave him this opportunity, proud of what he accomplished with us, and if it happened at the earliest, I only hope it will work for him." There would be absolutely no discomfort and we would do it. " understand that this is probably an opportunity he could not refuse. "

Harry Wilson is another player impressed by the boss of Derby, the leader of Liverpool had a good season under the direction of Lampard.

Having been used both as winger and central striker, the 22-year-old is now hoping to win the confidence of Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.

"I think when your manager is such a legend in the game, you have to take whatever you can, either to improve it or to congratulate him," Wilson said. guardian of Lampard.

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"It will only benefit me because now I do not necessarily play on the wing, I play on either side, number 10, middle center.

"There is a loan guy called Jools [Julian Ward]; I'm in touch with him and he reports to the [Liverpool] director. I have had some texts [Jurgen Klopp]. It is good to know that you are not forgotten.

"I wanted to be part of a good football team to be able to show what I could do, I hope that the manager saw the matches on television and that I made a good impression. Will return there in the pre-season, arrive from there I do not know. "