Chelsea transfer news: John Terry may go against club’s wishes and join Premier League rival in change of heart


CHELSEA veteran John Terry could go against the club’s wishes and join a Premier League rival in a huge change of heart.

The skipper – who has spent his entire career with the Blues – had vowed not to join another English side.

Two Chelsea legends have described John Terry as a misunderstood character
John Terry may change his mind after claiming he would not join a rival
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Terry, 36, had been expected to see out his final few years on a big-money contract in the MLS or Chinese Super League.


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Stamford Bridge chiefs are not planning on offering him a playing contract next season but want him to stay in a coaching capacity – especially if he intends to join a rival.

But after several teams showed an interest in January, The Times claims JT could perform a U-turn on his earlier vow

But the fierce competitor – who opted not to leave Stamford Bridge in January despite offers – still believes he can compete at the highest level.

Barring a spectacular meltdown, Terry will cap his glittering Blues career with a fifth premier League title.

He has started just four league games this season as Antonio Conte looks to the future.

Antonio Conte is also keeping tabs on Gibson as he considers replacements for John Terry come the end of the season
Antonio Conte is not planning on suggesting Terry be offered a playing contract
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John Terry is out of contract in the summer and could leave for China
Fierce competitor Terry still believes he can compete at the highest level
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Cesar Azpilicueta, David Luiz and Gary Chaill have formed a solid back three to keep Terry out of the frame with Kurt Zouma also pushing for a spot.

Conte wants to introduce promising talent Andreas Christianson into the squad after a successful two-year loan at Borussia Monchengladbach.

 


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