Under-fire Frank Lampard does not want special Chelsea treatment from Roman Abramovich

Mason Mount has admitted the focus is on Chelsea’s players after their fifth defeat in eight games on Tuesday night.

Frank Lampard looks set to get more time to turn things around at Chelsea despite growing doubts about his management.

Chelsea are unlikely to splash any more cash in the January transfer window following their hefty summer spending spree.Reports have emerged suggesting Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland is wanted by Blues chiefs, while West Ham midfielder Declan Rice remains a long-term target for the club.But having strengthened their squad with £220million worth of new recruits in the previous transfer window, it is highly unlikely they will have the funds to move for either player this monthNevertheless, that’s not to say there won’t be players heading for the Stamford Bridge exit, with a number of Chelsea outcasts being tipped to leave in January.Daily Star Sport have picked out three players who could depart SW6 before the deadline passes.For

Frank Lampard is expected to reach the top four this season as doubts grow about his future as Chelsea boss.

Chelsea's fifth loss in their last eight Premier League games. The dismal run has seen the Stamford Bridge side plummet down the table, and they are now in battle to rescue their top-flight campaign by salvaging a top-four spot.That is despite a huge summer spending splurge of more than £200million, including the likes of £72m midfielder Kai Havertz and £47m striker Timo Werner.Lampard has so far been unable to get the best out of the two former Bundesliga stars, who have struggled to adapt to the Premier League.

Chelsea 's defeat to Leicester on Tuesday night. Frank Lampard 's side lost 2-0 at the King Power Stadium as Leicester went top of the Premier League.

Premier League striker Emile Heskey believes Frank Lampard is tinkering too much at Chelsea.Lampard is under immense pressure at Stamford Bridge with the Blues having lost five of their last eight league matches.The boss seems not to know his best XI having splashed out £200m during the summer transfer window.Those brought in have struggled with the likes of Timo Werner, Hakim Ziyech and Kai Havertz finding life difficult at their new club in west London.Lampard has rotated as he looks to find a winning formula, just like former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri used to do.Ranieri earned the nickname the ‘Tinkerman’ due to his system, and Heskey believes Lampard is changing it too much.The former Liverpool and Leicester striker told Premier

Timo Werner and Kai Havertz continue to struggle at Stamford Bridge.The Blues spent £200m in the summer though boss Frank Lampard is now under huge pressure following five defeats in their last eight Premier League matches.The latest was a 2-0 loss at the hands of Leicester, with the Chelsea new boys again finding life difficult.And Redknapp, who is Lampard’s cousin, has hit out at the Stamford Bridge transfer tactics.He said on Sky Sports: "You bring in lots of new players, it’s like you’re a kid in a candy shop, you’ve got all the players but who do you pick and where do you play them?"Players that come in from another country, you’re hoping they’re going to hit the ground running."[Kai] Havertz and [Timo] Werner just haven’t.

Chelsea players for not working hard enough following their latest defeat.The Blues were beaten 2-0 by Leicester and now sit five points outside the Premier League top four.It leaves manager Frank Lampard under immense pressure, especially considering the business the Stamford Bridge outfit did in the summer.Around £200m was spent on the likes of Timo Werner, Hakim Ziyech and Kai Havertz though the signings have struggled at their new club.Though Owen believes it’s the effort that the team are putting in which are holding them back.He told Premier League Productions: “I sympathise with Frank Lampard in a way.“With players, there’s a mentality that you go win a few games on the spin, which Frank Lampard did, and everything comes easy.“But

Jamie Redknapp has slammed Chelsea's transfer policy, branding the club are like a 'kid in a candy shop'.

Frank Lampard has admitted he is worried over Chelsea's current slump with his future coming under focus.The Blues suffered a fifth Premier League defeat in eight games in a shoddy period of form.As well as the form, the squad look completely lost - not what Roman Abramovich envisaged after spending £220m in the summer.It comes after another disappointing night for Chelsea, who were downed by Leicester at the King Power Stadium on Tuesday.The Foxes went top of the table after a 2-0 win after goals from Wilfred Ndidi and James Maddison.Chelsea, on the other hand, are languishing in eighth and Lampard is coming under serious pressure.And the Blues boss has admitted to being worried as talk over his future continues to ramp up.He said: "I’m

Frank Lampard has admitted he is out of control at Chelsea as fears over the sack intensify.

Chelsea are looking at experienced options to replace Frank Lampard as manager after a poor run of form in the Premier League.

Chelsea fans are in agreement over Mason Mount’s performance during their awful loss to Leicester. The Blues could not compete with the Foxes as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat, dropping to eighth in the Premier League table and nine points off Brendan Rodgers’ side at the top.

Frank Lampard admits he is “worried” about Chelsea's form amid growing claims he may get the axe.

Chelsea fans have called for Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers to replace Frank Lampard after masterminding a win over the Blues.The Foxes comfortably saw off the Stamford Bridge team in a 2-0 win at the King Power Stadium.It means that the Premier League giants have only won two of their last eight games, sitting eighth in the table and nine points off new leaders Leicester. The poor run of form has seen pressure pile on Lampard before kick off in the Midlands, with calls for his sacking growing.

Chelsea's playing style to get the best out of Timo Werner. Werner was again left out of the starting line-up for their Premier League clash against Leicester, having been benched for last Friday's win over Fulham following a poor run of form.

Frank Lampard finds himself on the cusp of losing his job at Chelsea following another The Blues find themselves eighth in the Premier League after enduring a poor run of form of late. Lampard was always going to be under pressure if his new signings failed to fire following Roman Abramovich's lavish summer spending spree.And speaking on Tuesday morning, the Athletic’s Simon Johnson admitted Lampard could be sacked as early as tonight with a poor result at the King Power Stadium.During an appearance on talkSPORT, Johnson was asked by presenter Andy Goldstein whether the former Chelsea midfielder could be axed immediately after the Leicester match if it ends in defeat.

James MaddisonMaddison was a threat throughout until he was taken off in his second half after a job well done for Leicester.In a performance full of energy, he gave Reece James the slip to fire in the killer goal just before half-time, as Chelsea were beginning to grow into the game.Lampard's side never looked like overcoming the deficit, with Maddison showing just why he is rated as having a big futue with England.Brendan RodgersWhile Frank Lampard struggles with his expensively assembled squad, Brendan Rodgers has guided his tight-knit team to the top of the table.Chelsea struggled to deal with the Foxes' attacking threat, while the hosts kept their shape defensively to keep Lampard's side out.Leicester have now won six of their last

Frank Lampard could be sacked by Chelsea if they suffer defeat away at Leicester on Tuesday night, it has been claimed.Lampard’s position as Blues boss is hanging by a thread despite recent wins over Morecambe and Fulham, with a dismal run of four defeats in six games beforehand plunging his future at Stamford Bridge into doubt.His side now face a pivotal trip to Brendan Rodgers’ high-flying Foxes, who are six points away in third place having taken 11 points from their last five games.Chelsea are yet to beat a top-eight team in the Premier League this season and will hope to break that duck when they visit the King Power.But if they slump to a fifth defeat in eight matches, The Athletic’s Simon Johnson believes Lampard could be sacked as

Chelsea spent big at the start of the season, bringing in Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell, Thiago Silva, Kai Havertz and Edouard Mendy for a total of more than £200m.