Australian drug traffickers use Frank Lampard's face as a “trademark”
Australian drug traffickers have been using Frank Lampard's face as their "brand label."
Details: A photo of the Chelsea legend from 2017 was discovered on a 95-kilogram shipment of methamphetamine. The large stash was found in duffel bags in Sydney, and the dealers were subsequently arrested by police.
It’s believed that the drug operation’s organizer is a Chelsea fan, which is why he chose Lampard's image for the label.
Quote: “Yes, you probably know my answer to this question,” Lampard said. “What can I even say about this?
I have no connection to these matters. Honestly, I don’t even know what to say to you. I literally have no comment on it,” the Englishman said briefly to The Sun.
Recall: Since retiring from football in 2017, Lampard has managed Derby County, Chelsea, and Everton. He is currently without a managerial position.
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