John Terry has expressed his worries about Chelsea after the club reportedly snubbed him for the interim manager role following Liam Rosenior's sacking. Rosenior was dismissed on Wednesday after just three months into a six-year contract, having lost five consecutive Premier League matches.
The Chelsea hierarchy appointed under-21s coach Calum MacFarlane until the end of the season. Despite calls from supporters for club legend Terry to take over, sources indicate that Terry was told he will never manage the club.
Terry, who made 717 appearances for Chelsea, shared his frustration on TikTok. “I sit here worrying tonight about what is going to happen with our football club,” he said. He questioned whether a top manager would want to come to Chelsea given their current predicament, including a potential player sale and no European football next season.
The club now sits eighth in the Premier League, outside European qualification places. Terry urged players to focus on the upcoming match against Leeds United, saying, “What the players have to do is just get together and really focus on the weekend’s game and forget about all the noise.”
Terry is currently part of a consortium in talks to take over Colchester United, having previously coached at Aston Villa, Leicester City, and Chelsea's academy.
