Frank Lampard has acknowledged the extra pressure that will come after Chelsea's spending spree, insisting he's "aware expectations are going to go up hugely".
Chelsea have managed to bring in six new players ahead of the 2020-21 campaign, having seen a FIFA imposed transfer ban lifted back in December.
Lampard was unable to add any new players to his ranks when he inherited the managerial reins at Stamford Bridge from Maurizio Sarri in July 2019, and did not recruit in the winter transfer window despite being free to enter the market.
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However, the 42-year-old finally secured his first signing in February, as ex-Ajax star Hakim Ziyech signed a pre-contract agreement with the Blues after a £36 million ($47m) deal was negotiated between the two clubs.