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Latest Transfer Rumour - Chelsea coach, Ray Wilkins has denied linking John Terry with a move to Manchester City. Wilkins said that Terry will not leave the Premier League side this summer. Rumours reported that Manchester City is ready to submit 20million bid for the defender.

WIlkins believe that Terry will stay at Chelsea. In an interview with Radio Five Live Wilkins said, "There must be some very wealthy clubs out there if you think John Terry is leaving. I would not think John will be going anywhere."

"He adores Chelsea, his family live in the area and he has everything he desires at Chelsea. I would expect him to start with us next season. That is an absolute certainty," Wilkins added.

I have posted earlier that Terry is reported unsettled in Chelsea. Click here to read more about it.

There you have it. A statement from the coach. Well, it doesn't prove anything unless Terry come up and revealed his thoughts. I do believe that Terry is a loyal Chelsea player but with current problems, it's hard to stay whether he will stay or not.

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Latest Transfer Rumour - Manchester City is said ready to offer £20million to Chelsea in order to sign John Terry. Manchester City will also offer a contract that even Terry will not resist - £150,000 a week! The speculation started when Terry is said to be unhappy at Chelsea.

Terry was reported upset when Chelsea sacks Luiz Felipe Scolari. There are too many things going on with the club at the moment - Players unsettled, he appointment of new manager. £67million lost. Seems they are too much for the captain to handle. Terry is also said missing former assistant coach Steve Clarke and former managers Jose Mourinho and Avram Grant.

The speculation further heated up when Chelsea admitted that they have to sell players first in order to make new signings. £20million is more than enough.

In an interview with Daily Star Terry has urged other unsettled players to have a fresh start under Guus Hiddink. “Whatever the differences were, with every player or with the situation at the club, now is a fresh start. Players who weren’t in the side and complaining – it’s a chance for them,” Terry said.

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