Sun: Terry has given up being a head coach and is confused about some people getting a job

Hupu, August 14, According to the exclusive report of the Sun, Chelsea legendary captain John Terry has given up his dream of becoming a head coach. The last time he appeared as a full-time coach at the age of 44 was two years ago, when he briefly worked with Dean Smith in the Leicester City coaching seat, who also worked with Aston Villa.

But now, Terry told the Sun: "My coaching career is over, I enjoy my current life, I work in the Chelsea youth training camp. I am part-time now, I like to be with the children, and I like to pass on my knowledge and experience to them."

"I have also found several jobs, but those days are gone for me. Now I enjoy my current life, I can still play golf with my free time, and I can spend more time working in the youth training camp. It is a good balance for me."

The Sun said that although Terry is satisfied with his current life, he is still frustrated that he cannot get the opportunity to become a head coach.

Terry said: "I absolutely want it (become a head coach), I have gained a lot of experience under Dean Smith, and our Villa has also successfully advanced to the Premier League, which is incredible. And as an assistant coach in the Premier League, coupled with my experience as a captain in Chelsea and England, I think it's enough to get me a job. I'm not talking about being a head coach in the Premier League or the Championship, but in the English League One."

"And I can't get it. I was interviewed, but they just told me 'you have no experience'. And I'm confused when I see some people sitting in the head coach position now, and it's true. For me, I'm frustrated, I have a lot of good traits and can be a very good head coach, but unfortunately, it won't happen."