Chelsea captain John Terry expects contract talks following disappointing season at Stamford Bridge The 32-year-old defender's current five-year deal expires in 2014, but having been integral in the successes of the 10-year Roman Abramovich era, the former England captain has been a more peripheral figure this season. Terry has endured a challenging campaign which featured a lengthy absence due to a knee injury, while the defender has also missed out on selection for some key fixtures, including the FA Cup semi-final loss to Manchester City. Chelsea's policy is to offer those over 30 years of age only 12-month deals and left-back Ashley Cole signed a one-year extension in January. Midfielder Frank Lampard is 35 in June and his current deal expires this summer. It is uncertain where Lampard will play next season.