John Terry not ready to retire after leaving Chelsea

Chelsea legend John Terry has said he has no intention of retiring from the game when he completes the toughest decision of his life to leave Chelsea at the end of the season. The former England international this week revealed he will be bringing to a close his glittering 19-year Chelsea career once the current campaign is over.
Terry in an Instagram post on Thursday said: 

“It’s with overwhelming emotion that earlier this week the club and I announced this will be my last season as a Chelsea player.

“This has been the toughest decision of my life for me and my family, but I always envisaged leaving on the right terms, in the right way and at the right time and that is now.

"I feel I still have regular football in me but understand that opportunities here at Chelsea will be limited. It is therefore time for a new challenge."

Terry, 36 who has won 14 major honours and made 713 appearances since his first-team debut in 1998, remains Chelsea's club captain.