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John Terry's Aston Villa future yet to be discussed

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 23: John Terry of Aston Villa during the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest at Villa Park
Image: John Terry signed a one-year deal at Aston Villa last summer

John Terry's future at Aston Villa beyond the current season has yet to be discussed, Sky sources understand.

National newspapers reported on Wednesday Terry will retire from playing whether or not Villa are promoted back to the Premier League at the end of the campaign.

Last summer Terry said he turned down top-flight offers to join Sky Bet Championship side Villa because facing former club Chelsea was "too much to get over".

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Earlier in March, Antonio Conte said he tried to keep Terry at Chelsea for another season

He signed for Villa on a one-year deal but has been undergoing his coaching badges in that time.

The 37-year-old has previously admitted his long-term ambition was to return to Chelsea as manager.

"That would be incredible but I realise as well you can't go in somewhere like Chelsea as your first job," Terry said last August.

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"You need to go and learn, whether that's in the academy like Stevie [Gerrard] is doing."

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Promotion-chasing Aston Villa are currently fourth in the Championship heading into Saturday's game against Hull, live on Sky Sports Football.

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