Frank Lampard speaks out on Everton future amid 'real concern' in boardroom

Jake Paul talks Conor McGregor, Tommy Fury and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr

Jurgen Klopp previews Man City clash

Snow Leopardess: A possible history maker at the Grand National

Arteta gives backing to Tavares amid struggles for Arsenal

Rachael Blackmore: The female jockey breaking down barriers

Grand National 2022: All you need to know

Championship fixtures: Day one, boxing day and final day

Lampard discusses Everton's next fixtures as relegation fears deepen

Derby County are in administration - video with voiceover

Man Utd 'close in' on deal for ten Hag as new manager

Mike Tyson lets out roar in latest training footage

Frank Lampard has spoken out on his future amid 'real concerns' within the club hierarchy that Everton are seriously in danger of being relegated from the Premier League.

The Toffees faced Burnley in a crucial relegation clash on Wednesday, but lost 3-2 despite leading at half-time to leave them just one point off the bottom three. Victory would have seen them open up a six-point cushion between them and the Clarets, but now they could find themselves in the relegation zone on Sunday if Burnley better their result.

With a tough run of fixtures coming up for Everton, there are reportedly some anxious members amongst the board with just nine games remaining to avoid the drop.

According to Sky Sports, there is real concern in the Everton boardroom as relegation could massively impact the club, although with only nine games left until the end of the season, a change of manager may not solve their issues. That doesn't mean that Lampard is guaranteed to be in charge at the end of the campaign, but the owners are hoping that result will pick up.

They host a Manchester United side on Saturday that are desperate