On Wednesday, Frank Lampard officially became a member of Manchester City. The Englishman will remain in Manchester until January. This summer, after many years, the veteran left Chelsea in London and moved to the New York City team. Now, on loan, he will represent the English champions for half a year. "Training and playing with Man City is a great opportunity for me to maintain physical fitness at the highest level before the upcoming MLS season. This is a new stage in my career and I am really looking forward to its beginning." "I met Manuel Pellegrini and some players in New York and I am eagerly waiting to contribute to Man City's team results before moving to the USA," said the 36-year-old footballer. F. Lampard started his career at West Ham, was later loaned to Swansea City, and in 2001 he was acquired by Chelsea for 16 million euros, where the Englishman played in more than 600 matches and scored more than 200 goals.
