John Terry was born on December 7, 1980 in the quiet town of Barking, a suburb located in London, England.
From a very young age, Terry always had a robust and very firm complexion, which is why he played several physical contact sports.
Despite this, the discipline that he liked the most of all was soccer, of which his father was a great fan and it was he who instilled his love for him.
Shortly after his teens, he joined the Chelsea fc to participate in the lower divisions of the institution.
In october 1998At just 18 years old, he made his debut in the first division of the team, surprising almost the entire stadium that witnessed the match.
Despite this, at the end of 1999 and early 2000, Terry played as part of a loan for the Nottingham forest.
He serves as a defender, and has such quality in his work that he was named the best young player in both the 2001 as in the 2002 already reincorporated in his usual team.
In this last year, Chelsea got the local runner-up of the Premiership, reaching it the following year after 50 years of drought.
This was partly due to the fact that in the 2003, Terry became the captain of the team and carrying all the responsibility on his shoulder led his teammates to victory.
In the year 2004 was called to be part of the national team of England, along with high-caliber players such as Michael Owen, Wayne Rooney or David Beckham.
Unfortunately he could not play the first match of the Eurocup he was supposed to play, but he was able to be present in the rest of them until England was eliminated.
In the 2005 got a new victory in the Premier League, for which he was named as the best player of the tournament by the League of English footballers.
Also in that year he managed to reach the Football League Cup for, later, happen to become the captain of the selection displacing David Beckham.
In the year 2006 a new Premier League lit up the Chelsea showcases and that was joined in the 2007 the Footbal League Cup and the FA Cup.
Titles Obtained:
Premier League 2005 (Chelsea FC)
Football League Cup 2005 (Chelsea FC)
Premier League 2006 (Chelsea FC)
Football League Cup 2007 (Chelsea FC)
FA Cup 2007 (Chelsea FC)
Personal Distinctions: