In England, Lampard's dismissal is being analyzed: "With the cruelty with which it was done and the rapid negotiations with Tuchel, it seems that the German has always been a second-class plan" • And also: the tension in the locker room in Lampard's last days in office
Tuchel.
Will adapt quickly?
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IPI
After a year and a half as Chelsea coach, Frank Lampard was sacked yesterday and the one who should be appointed today is the German Thomas Tuchel, who according to reports in the kingdom may also manage his first game in the Premier League tomorrow (Wednesday, 20:00) against Wolves.
The former Blues captain received no less than £ 230 million for the purchase, but that was enough for him to lead the team to only ninth place, 11 points from Manchester United at the top of the table, and with a particularly weak ability.
But beyond capacity and results, local media have revealed that the Blues' locker room was in a dilapidated condition before Lampard's dismissal.
The report said that 31-year-old captain Cesar Aspliquata had more than once confronted German stopper Antonio Rodiger, causing great tension among the players in the flooded squad.
In light of Lampard's acquisition campaign (Werner, Hubbert, Chillwell, Mandy, Thiago Silva) Rodiger, as well as Marcus Alonso and Giorgini were pushed out of rotation and "caused problems before Lampard's dismissal".
Rodiger. Will return to the lineup under his new coach? // Photo: IP
Also in the British "Daily Mail" they referred to the dismissal of someone who is considered a symbol of the club, and the coach who may replace him in a position - Thomas Tuchel.
"Cruelty has returned to Lampard Potter, and such quick negotiations with Thomas Tuchel leave no choice but to think that the German has always been in Plan B as soon as Lampard fails. He coached at PSG, which seems to have been built especially for him than the person he replaces. "