He's a Chelsea legend after 13 trophy-laden years at the club and it seems that Frank Lampard can't keep away from that part of west London. The 36-year-old was pictured walking down the English capital's iconic King's Road, enjoying himself with fiancee Christine Bleakley on Thursday. The couple were all smiles as Lampard enjoyed a day off from training with current club Manchester City ahead of their weekend Premier League clash at home to West Ham United. Frank Lampard made a return to Chelsea as he walked down King's Road with fiancee Christine Bleakley . To date, the midfielder has made 32 appearances for City in all competitions on loan this season from MLS outfit New York City - scoring seven goals. Lampard will be joining his parent club in July, as New York currently continue play their debut season in the MLS without their marquee signing. And looking ahead to Lampard's arrival in America, former Everton and Manchester City midfielder Adrian Heath believes Lampard and LA Galaxy-bound Steven Gerrard are in for a few culture shocks when they move stateside. 'They will have to get used to the travel for an away game. Six hour flights leaving on Thursday and not arriving back until Sunday night. The time difference, sleep patterns,' he told Sportsmail. The 36-year-old (left) has scored seven goals in 32 appearances for Manchester City on loan this season . Lampard will join up with parent club New York City in July after signing a  two-year deal with the MLS side . Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will join LA Galaxy in the summer after spending 17 seasons at the club . 'I think they'll be impressed with the athleticism in the league. Six years ago coming here in your mid thirties you could get away with coasting but those days are gone. Frank will be fine and so will Steven because they've got great football brains.' And Heath, who is now manager of fellow new MLS team Orlando City, believes they will find a much more level playing field. 'The great thing about the MLS is because of the salary cap there is parity and you don't know who is going to win the league,' he added. 'The Premier League is exciting in many ways but you know only three or four teams can win it.' Orlando City boss Adrian Heath believes Lampard and Gerrard are set for  culture shocks when they move .
Manchester City entertain West Ham in the Premier League on Sunday .
Frank Lampard took part in City training on Wednesday ahead of encounter .
Lampard has scored seven goals in 32 appearances for City this season .