to become only the second outfield player to play every minute in a title-winning side. 2015 Getty Images 11/14 2016: Moving on? Guus Hiddink had made clear that he thought Chelsea ought to offer Terry a new contract. The hierarchy disagreed. And so, in shock circumstances, the career of one of the club's greatest-ever players appeared to have entered its final months... Mike Hewitt/Getty Images 12/14 2016: Or staying put? Ahead of their final match of the season, Chelsea confirmed that they had offered their captain a new one-year extension . Terry's Chelsea future remains in his hands. (BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images) 13/14 2016: Done deal! The Chelsea captain would indeed put pen to paper and signed a new one-year deal with the club. This content is subject tocopyright. 14/14 2017: Captain moving on Antonio Conte's arrival as coach saw Terry's playing time limited for the 2016-17 season despite a switch to a three-man central defence, and the club confirmed in mid-april that their captain would be leaving Stamford Bridge at the end of the campaign AFP/Getty Images 1/14 'Captain, leader, legend' We look back at John Terry's career. Alex Morton/Getty Images 2/14 1999 - Early beginnings Having joined as a youngster of 14 Terry made his debut on 28 October 1998 in a League Cup tie against Aston Villa. He would spend part of the 1999/2000 season on loan at Nottingham Forest but it wasn't long before Terry established himself in the Chelsea first team. Getty Images 3/14 2001 - Starting to make an impression