Taking over Chelsea with a team that was considered to have " many problems" from his predecessor Maurizio Sarri being banned from transferring, but coach Frank Lampard has been doing many things.
After a difficult start, the 41-year-old has made an impressive comeback and is currently ranked 4th in the Premier League rankings. Notably, in October, the Stamford Bridge team's record in the most exciting tournament on the planet was a perfect win.
Chelsea are the only team to have won all of the Premier League in October. Thanks to that, Lampard surpassed 4 colleagues Graham Potter (Brighton), Dean Smith ( Aston Villa), Brendan Rodgers (Le Leicester) and especially Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) to receive the title of best coach of the month from the Premier League organizing committee.
Previously, Klopp was the best coach for 2 consecutive months (August and September). For Lampard, this is the first time he has been honored in the Premier League in his young coaching career.
"Receiving an award like this is the time for me to thank the coaching staff for their hard work since before the season. I am also satisfied with the players' performance, as they are the ones playing on the pitch. In the October games, the away win over Burnley was a highlight because we played well," Lampard said.
"I am happy and want to share this title with everyone. In the Premier League games Chelsea played in October, the 4-2 win over Burnley was the highlight because we completely dominated the opponent. Not to mention it is also a place where everyone is afraid to visit" - Lamard shared more.
Chelsea are currently on a 5-match winning streak in the Premier League. Coach Lampard and his students can completely hope to extend this impressive streak when hosting Crystal Palace at home at 7:30 p.m. on November 9.
In the "Best Player of the Month" award, striker Jamie Vardy was honored. Vardy scored four goals in three games in October, including a hat-trick against Southampton. He is leading the scoring list for the tournament, with 10 goals.
