Chelsea skipper John Terry believe that the Blues are
ready to finally take charge of Europe.
"The Champions League is the unfulfilled dream for me," he told the
News of the World. "When I look at my trophies, the Champions
League is the one that is missing.
"I've won pretty much everything apart from that and I've also been
lucky enough to realise every ambition I've ever had.
"Football's a short career and I don't want to look back in 10
years and say I didn't give it everything to win everything I
possibly could."
Despite Chelsea's spending, Arsenal and Liverpool have been the
ones to represent England in the Champions League final over the
last three seasons, but Terry believes that a squad stronger than
ever before will do the trick.
"We've got a big enough squad to cope with the group stages, and
then it comes down to the big games later in the competition," he
argued.
"We've come so close in the last few years - three times in the
semi-finals. Now we've got to go that bit further and win it."