Chinese clubs draw up £200,000-a-week offer for Chelsea captain Terry
Chelsea skipper John Terry is interesting Chinese clubs.
The Sunday Express says Terry is a target for China’s top two clubs, who will offer him an escape route from the unsavoury race row overshadowing his season.
Shanghai Shenhua and Guangzhou Evergrande are prepared to provide the Chelsea and England skipper with a move abroad, away from the potential fallout following allegations that he racially abused QPR defender Anton Ferdinand.
The Chinese are believed to be ready to offer Terry a loan or short-term deal on up to £200,000 a week if he feels like getting away from it all for a while... provided Chelsea can be persuaded to let him go.
The money men behind China’s fast- emerging clubs have made Terry a wanted man as they seek to establish themselves as a world football force as well as an economic one.
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However, the 28-year-old did not have any second thoughts about joining Wolves this summer.Johnson said:It was a difficult decision but I want to be in the Premier League, that's the end of it.
I'm 28 and I want to be in the Premier League for as long as I can.
"Nothing against Birmingham, I had some great times there, the fans were great for me."Some fans will understand why I've moved, that is an opportunity to progress again, while some will be really disappointed I've jumped ship.But I reiterate again, I want to be in the Premier League for as long as I can. It's been a long road to get here and I don't want it to end."
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