The Mirror are reporting that there are several foreign clubs interested in taking Chelsea captain John Terry away from London.





A number of teams from China have been linked, as well as Turkish side Fenerbahce. It could be seen by Terry as one last pay day before he retires from the professional game.





After a poor start to the Premier League season he could follow the same route that a number of his former team-mates made.





His contract expires at the end of the current season, meaning that he will be a free agent come next summer and the clubs interested will be able to get the defender on a free contract.

He can start talking to foreign clubs in January about such a switch, and MLS sides are looking to bring the Chelsea's Legend to America.





According to the reports h e can start the next season overseas with New York City FC, Montreal Impact or La Galaxy. Some reports suggest that New York City may be the most likely destination for the former England star.





John Terry wants to finish his career with Chelsea, but #MLS is a possibility: http://t.co/jv3ZvZHa0q pic.twitter.com/uuyd4TAXG8 — ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) May 26, 2015

John Terry admitted he would consider a move to the MLS in the future.

“I certainly don’t want to play for another club in the Premier League or England. I don’t think you get that loyalty within football anymore.





“The likes of Lamps, Didier [Drogba], Rio [Ferdinand], Stevie [Gerrard], these guys have stayed at the very top at the best clubs in the world and managed to stay in the team, stay fit and stay hungry, and it is great thing to do, so I am hoping to finish my career at Chelsea.





“If Chelsea decide otherwise, whether that be next year or the year after, and I still feel I will play, of course I will go and play [elsewhere]. I will go to America, wherever the opportunities are there."