John Terry aims to not leave Chelsea for at least two more years... and insists he would never follow Petr Cech or Frank Lampard's lead by joining another Premier League club

• John Terry has vowed to remain at Chelsea for at least another two years
• The 34-year-old Chelsea captain wants to end his career as a one-club man
• Petr Cech joined Arsenal and Frank Lampard left for Manchester City
• Terry has promised he would not join another Premier League club 

John Terry has revealed he aims to play for Chelsea for at least two more years and insisted he will not follow the example of Petr Cech and Frank Lampard by playing for another Barclays Premier League club.

The captain, 34, who has been with Chelsea since he was a schoolboy, will remain a one-club man in England at least — though he hopes he will be able to finish his career at Stamford Bridge.

Terry said: 'If I felt Chelsea were going to release me or thought I had nothing else to give but I thought I could, then of course I would still want to continue to play. But that would not be in the Premier League, for sure.'

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John Terry has spoken about how he aims to play for Chelsea for at least two more years before retiring

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Terry has vowed to not follow Petr Cech and Frank Lampard's lead by playing for another Premier League club

Cech, pictured at the Emirates on Sunday, left Chelsea to join a direct Premier League rival in Arsenal

Lampard left Chelsea for Manchester City but Terry has promised he would not follow in his footsteps

And asked how he long he might play on, Terry said: 'I am 35 at Christmas — so a couple of years.'

Terry is ready for the moment when manager Jose Mourinho tells him he is no longer a guaranteed starter.