For a central midfielder, Lampard’s pace feels surprisingly sharp. He’s quick enough to carry the ball forward through midfield and make those late attacking runs into the box.

This is where Lampard truly shines. His shooting from both inside and outside the box is elite, powerful, accurate, and consistent. His finishing is clinical, especially on his right foot.

Lampard isn’t just a goal threat, he’s also an excellent playmaker. His vision and passing range make him capable of dictating the tempo of play. Short passes, through balls, and even long switches of play are executed smoothly.

His dribbling feels clean and composed. He doesn’t have elite-level agility like a pure attacking midfielder, but for a CM, he moves with a great sense of control.

Lampard’s defensive contribution is underrated. He’s capable of putting in good tackles, intercepting passes, and tracking back effectively thanks to his positioning and strength.

Physically, he’s well-rounded, sturdy in duels, able to hold off opponents, and with good balance.

Medium/medium work rates, these work rates are actually quite fitting for his role. He balances his positioning well, getting forward when needed but also staying back to defend when the team is under pressure.