John Terry admits having regrets over the way he treated Mohamed Salah when Liverpool star was at Chelsea
John Terry has described Mohamed Salah's Chelsea struggles as a personal regret after watching the Egyptian go on to become a huge success at Liverpool.
Salah endured a difficult two years at Stamford Bridge that brought just two goals and four assists in 19 appearances in all competitions. Salah was among the players who struggled with the Londoners but have since gone on to taste success away from West London, one of which includes Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne.
De Bruyne went in search of first-team opportunities - joining VfL Wolfsburg of the Bundesliga - where he eventually earned his return to the Premier League.
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Salah's journey back to the English top-flight saw him spend time in Serie A with Fiorentina and AS Roma before joining Jurgen Klopp's side, where he has since gone on to score 194 more goals than he achieved in London.
Terry, who was the captain at Stamford Bridge during Salah's time at Chelsea, admitted that during Salah's time in the capital, there was "no chance" that they could foresee the success that the former Londoners pair have enjoyed.
"It's my one disappointment as captain because I think I adapted over time, when those guys were there I was probably very strong, and very disciplined on the group," he said speaking on the Obi One podcast.
"That was probably the first sign where they needed an arm round the shoulder, a sit down, could I have maybe help them settle in? For those two players (De Bruyne & Salah) especially, to the levels they've gone to, I'm disappointed in myself as captain, that's a regret I have but I'm
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