It is understood, though, that Lampard wants to focus completely on Moscow and will make no firm decision on his immediate future until the weekend at the earliest.
Chelsea's preparations for tomorrow night's match were rocked when Inter claimed they had agreed a £7million deal to sign Lampard. Reports emanating from the Serie A champions claimed that the England international will move to the San Siro on a four-year contract worth £150,000-a-week.
Yet despite the claims leaking out of Italy, Lampard's agent Steve Kutner claimed: "Nobody has talked to me and I am good friends with the [Inter] owner, Massimo Moratti. I took Paul Ince there, I took Patrick Vieira there - if there was something on I am sure I would know.
"The situation is that Frank has got a massive match on Wednesday, after which he needs to spend time with his family, because he has not had a real opportunity to do that since his mother died.
"He needs to get away and sort out his personal life and when he has done that we will sit down and talk about his future in football. After that we will talk to Chelsea and that is as far as we have got - there is nothing in the pipeline and I don't know why this has surfaced now."
Inter's confidence about a possible deal was leaked to the Italian media last night amid reports that it came about after talks between Moratti and Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.
Grant is due to give his press conference this afternoon, but it will now be overshadowed by more questions about Lampard's future.
