Former Chelsea captain, John Terry, has been left fuming about a lack of offers to become a manager.
Terry is now worried he might have to give up his dream of taking charge of a team.
The 44-year-old currently works part-time at Chelsea’s Academy.
But he has so far failed to get a job as a head coach, having worked as an assistant coach at Aston Villa.
“I don’t think English managers get the same opportunities,” Terry said according to the UK Mirror.
“I think we get blown away by foreign managers who have dominated leagues which are not at the top level and yet still get the opportunities in the UK and the Premier League.”
Terry also revealed that he has been snubbed by teams in the lower league, who felt he was not ready yet.
“I know I am ready. I’ve done all my badges and I’m watching so much football,” he added.
Ex-Chelsea captain, John Terry angry about not getting managerial jobs
