Chelsea legend, John Terry, has admitted that he has given up his ambition of becoming a first-team coach.
The 44-year-old is frustrated by not being given opportunities since he retired from playing.
Terry enjoyed a very impressive playing career for Blues, where he won 17 trophies.
After retiring, he worked as Dean Smith’s assistant at Aston Villa and they won promotion to the Premier League together.
When Terry left in the summer of 2021, he was widely expected to get a role as a head coach.
But despite several links, nothing has materalised and he now works as a coaching consultant in Chelsea’s academy.
In an interview with The Sun, Terry said: “I’m done in terms of coaching.
“I’m enjoying my life, I’m working in the Chelsea academy.
“My role’s a part-time role, I love working with the kids, I love passing on my knowledge and experience to those boys. I went for a couple of jobs and those days are gone for me.”
EPL: I’ve given up on my dream of becoming a manager – John Terry
