John Terry has firmly decided not to return to the English national team. The 33-year-old defender, who left the squad in 2012 following a dispute with the English Football Association, has opted to focus solely on his club, Chelsea. Despite recent speculation in the British media about a possible return for one last service to his country, Terry clarified his stance during a press conference.
“This season has been very successful for me, but this summer I will be on vacation. I have been very clear about my decision, and it is final. Perhaps people do not fully realize,” he stated, emphasizing the seriousness of his choice.
Terry affirmed his unwavering support for the English national team, expressing his best wishes to the team and manager Roy Hodgson. He concluded by expressing confidence that everything will go well for England in the upcoming matches.
With 78 caps for England, Terry leaves behind a significant international career but remains committed to focusing on his club commitments with Chelsea.
Tags: England, John Terry, World Cup 2014, national team
