Frank Lampard already knows Harry Redknapp's feelings on taking job as 'offer weighed up'

Frank Lampard might be able to fulfil 's wishes for his managerial career with Roma reportedly interested in his services.

The and legend on Sky Sports' Super Sunday at the weekend. But he could now be in line for a managerial comeback.

has been without a coaching role since his stint as interim manager at Stamford Bridge for the end of the 2022/23 season. Roma, currently sitting 11th in Serie A, might present him with that opportunity.

Ivan Juric's future as their boss is uncertain after losing four of his first 10 games since taking over from Daniele De Rossi in September. He's under increasing pressure following Sunday's 3-2 defeat away at Verona.

report that Lampard is among the names being weighed up for the role, alongside favourite Paulo Sousa, Roberto Mancini and Claudio Ranieri. His uncle Redknapp, who managed him at West Ham, expressed his desire for him to manage a club where he can win silverware earlier this year.

: "For Frank, I'd like to see him get a team where he's got a chance to achieve something. He had no chance at Everton to achieve anything except keeping them up, then he's gone back to Chelsea, who were in a mess had a transfer embargo.

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"He knows the game inside out. He's got great knowledge of the game. He was a fantastic professional. Frank needs to go somewhere where he's got a chance to be successful.

"I'd hate to see him take another middle of the road job where you've got no chance of being a success. This is important for him now. He's got to make the right decision."

Roma haven't clinched a domestic trophy since 2008 when they won both the Italian Cup and Super Cup. However, under the guidance of Lampard's ex-Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, they secured their first-ever European accolade in 2022 with the Conference League.

Mourinho left in January and was replaced by De Rossi, who failed to establish the same legacy he did as a Roma player and was given the boot after just seven months in charge. Lampard's prospects of landing a similar role in England seem slim following his Everton tenure.

However, the report claimed it was senior figures at Goodison Park that recommended him to the Friedkin Group, who own a majority stake in Roma and are set to complete a takeover of the Toffees.