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By Tom Roddy
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John Terry, the Chelsea captain, is set to find out whether he has a future at Stamford Bridge after being summoned by the club for talks on his future.
Terry, who joined Chelsea at the age of 14 and has played more than 700 games there, announced in February that he had not been offered a new contract and would be leaving at the end of the season.
However, a statement from the club said a decision had not yet been made.
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But, with the season coming to a close on Sunday, Terry is due to meet with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich's aids this week, according to The Times.
The 35-year-old defender made his desire to remain at the club clear on Tuesday. "I still want to play for a couple more years, hopefully at Chelsea," he said. "I'm a Chelsea player and Chelsea's been my club from the age of 14. I love Chelsea."
Terry has said he wishes to continue his career but doesn't want to play for another Premier League club—to remove the possibility of playing against the Blues.
Should his contract not be extended, Terry will have already played his last game for Chelsea after being sent off in the 3-2 defeat to Sunderland on Saturday.
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