Chelsea stars unhappy with Lampard and blame him for this key issue at the club

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Pranav Nair

Chelsea unhappy with Frank Lampard’s training methods

According to Football Insider (h/t Express), Chelsea players are unhappy over Frank Lampard’s intense training methods.

Both Cesar Azpilicueta and Christian Pulisic were taken off with injured hamstrings in the FA Cup final at Wembley. A number of Blues stars blame Lampard for the occurrence.

Spanish winger Pedro also dislocated his shoulder in the dying minutes as Chelsea succumbed to a defeat. With him set to leave the club this summer, he may have played his last game for the Blues.

A number of Chelsea players have faced injury issues of late

The trio joins Billy Gilmour on the sidelines. N’Golo Kante was also absent for the better part of June with a hamstring injury. He was only fit enough to make the bench for the FA Cup final.

Willian too has missed the last two games with an injury. The Brazilian too appears to be on his way out after rejecting the club’s latest contract offer.

According to the report, multiple senior players believe Lampard and his coaching staff have worked for the squad too hard. They believe the intense training regime has potentially contributed to the injury crisis.

Christian Pulisic was among thsoe who injured himself in the FA Cup final

Players remain unconvinced by the club’s injury prevention methods and believe fatigue remains a major concern.

The Blues have played 12 games in the past one month. It will soon become 13 when the Blues take on Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Saturday.

With a 3-0 deficit to overcome, the game isn’t going to be an easy one. This will give Chelsea 35 days to recover ahead of the 2020-21 season that begins on September 12.

Frank Lampard is unhappy with next season starting too early

Despite this exceeding the 30-day minimum time agreed between the Premier League and the clubs, Lampard believes it is not enough.

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With the European Championships set to take place next summer, some Chelsea players are looking at months of continuous football.

Lampard will have to do his best to ensure his squad is well managed to tide through the storm.

Pranav Nair

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