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Despite not being the same player he was 10 years ago, it's evident that John Terry is a player who can still give a lot of experience to the club. His contribution to the club hasn't come to an end acording to manager Antonio Conte, so rumors of him leaving the club are completely false as he confirmed. A Chelsea spokesman said: "It's the kind of discussion we have with players much later in the season. That discussion has not taken place between John and the club, it will take place later in the season."
Conte also said: "John is our captain and I think he's doing a good job. He's not playing and he's helping me a lot in the changing room, to send a right message to the players. He loves this club and I think it's important now to be focused, I don't think about the future. I'm pleased to know the man, not only the player. I think he's a really important player for us, if he plays or if he doesn't play. He's our captain and he remains our captain. It's important for me to send the right message, the right spirit in the changing room.
"He comes with us for every game, home and away. It's very positive. But it's better to be focused on the present. I think John is able to do different roles in football but now it's important to be focused, to play."
He also wasn't able to guarantee a spot for Cesc Fabregas in the club next season: "In my experience it's very difficult to guarantee something. But in my opinion, Cesc is an important player for us and he played a key match against Manchester City. He came on very well in the last game and I still have to decide the starting XI, but Cesc is always a good choice for me. I repeat: he's an important player and he's in the squad."
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