Despite his status as a club legend, John Terry faces ongoing frustration as Chelsea continues to overlook him for both permanent and interim coaching roles.
John Terry admitted he felt “frustrated” after being bypassed for Chelsea’s recent caretaker vacancy. Despite holding a UEFA Pro Licence since 2021, the former captain was ignored in favor of under-21 coach Calum McFarlane.
Terry remarked, “I feel like I should have been part of that,” noting that the club’s sporting directors chose not to include him for unknown reasons.
The club remains wary of the “media circus” Terry might attract due to past controversies. While he currently mentors academy players two days a month, his public commentary on team tactics has reportedly caused internal bewilderment.
Consequently, the man who made 715 appearances and won five Premier League titles remains distanced from the dugout, with his dream of managing the Blues appearing increasingly out of reach.