Chelsea captain John Terry has admitted that he is unsure whether he wants to move into management at the end of his playing career.
The 34-year-old defender has helped the Blues win a fourth Premier League title this season under the guidance of boss Jose Mourinho.
Despite previously claiming that he would like to go into the coaching side of the game, the former England international is now having doubts about making the transition.
"I'm doing my badges at the minute," he told Sky Sports News. "It's long, it's difficult at the minute while I'm still playing, with not many days off and Champions League football and everything.
"But I'm getting there and it's something I want to look into doing, but I'm not sure. I was keen for three of four years... I've got to later on in my life now where I'm 50-50. I don't know whether I want to be in that every day. My dream was to manage Chelsea, it was, it really was, but the more I've been doing it, I don't know."
Chelsea play their final game of the season on Sunday when they welcome Sunderland to Stamford Bridge.
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