Chelsea skipper John Terry is hoping to extend his contract at the London club and see out his career with the Stamford Bridge side. Terry’s current deal expires in the summer, but the former England international wants to remain at the club he has been with since 1995 in his youth days.
“Clearly, I want to stay for the rest of my footballing days,” he said.
“At the minute we’re in talks and it’s ongoing. I’m hoping it gets done. It’s down to the club. They know I want to stay.”
Terry is currently injured and it remains unclear as to when whether he will play again this season, having had a rejuvenated season under Jose Mourinho alongside Gary Cahill. There has been speculation that Terry may come out of retirement to make himself available for Roy Hodgson’s World Cup squad in Brazil, but for now the Champions League winner will be hoping to make it to the final in Lisbon should Chelsea beat Atletico Madrid.
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