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Kenyon rules out Terry exit

01 July 2009 - 11:59

Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon has ruled out talk that Chelsea captain Jon Terry could be set to quit the club. It is understood that Man City have been ready to make a £40 million offer for the England captain.

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“I don’t know what they are offering but I am confident John is going to remain with us,” Kenyon said. “John is a talisman. He is the heart of Chelsea, came through the academy, he is our captain and has also become captain of England while he has been here.



“We are not going to sell John, so it is irrelevant what another club will offer.



“We are very confident he will be leading us in the years to come.”

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