Ollie Derbyshire Books

The narrative highlights John Terry's rise from Chelsea's youth academy to becoming a footballing icon, known for his strength and leadership on the field. Despite facing challenges, including a nightclub incident that threatened his career, he emerged resilient and became a key player for both Chelsea and the England national team. With numerous accolades, including five FA Cups, four Premier League titles, and a Champions League medal, Terry's legacy as one of England's greatest footballers is firmly established, underscoring his deep connection to Chelsea.

Michael Owen is one of the world's most gifted strikers, with a global reputation for incisive running, neat play and deadly finishing. He burst onto the international scene and into the nation's hearts with an unforgettable solo strike against Argentina at the 1998 World Cup, and he's never looked back.