Jose Mourinho is hopeful that long-serving defender John
Terry will extend his stay at Chelsea.
The Stamford Bridge captain's contract expires at the end
of the season but Mourinho believes a renewal would suit all parties.
Asked whether he had any insight on the 33-year-old's
contract situation, the Portuguese manager said: "The only idea I have is
that the manager wants him to stay but the contracts are between the player and
the club, I never have any involvement in this.
"They will find the right moment. The club knows I
want him to stay. The club wants him to stay, he wants to stay, so normally he
is staying."
Terry, who scored an own goal in last weekend's 1-0 loss
at Crystal Palace, has made over 600 appearances for Chelsea and helped them to
an eighth consecutive clean sheet in all competitions at home on Saturday.
The hosts ran out 3-0 winners over Stoke City to return
to the top of the Premier League and now turn their attentions to Tuesday's
visit of Paris Saint-Germain in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League
quarter-final tie.
The London club will seek to overturn a 3-1 first-leg
deficit in the pursuit of a second Champions League crown, with Terry having
missed the 2012 final triumph through suspension.
Culled from Soccerway
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