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Aston Villa may have missed golden opportunity over John Terry

Villa captain John Terry reacts during the Sky Bet Championship Play Off Semi Final First Leg match between Middlesbrough and Aston Villa at Rivers...
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Aston Villa should have brought in John Terry at the start of the international break if they were going to sign him.

John Terry of Aston Villa after the Sky Bet Championship Play Off Final match between Aston Villa and Fulham at Wembley Stadium on May 26, 2018 in London, England.

Aston Villa may have missed their golden chance with John Terry, if they are going to sign him.

The Birmingham Mail have suggested that Villa want Terry to come back to Villa Park, as he still hasn’t joined a new club.

But if the claret and blues were going to sign him, then this week would have been the perfect time to do so.

Terry missed the whole of pre-season, so the international break could have been ideal for the veteran centre-back to get back on the training ground, with no pressure on him to make an impression in a game for a fortnight.

Terry could have had the whole two weeks to get used to playing with his Villa teammates again and re-settled.

But, now, if Terry does sign – then he will be back training with games on the horizon again.

Villa captain John Terry reacts during the Sky Bet Championship Play Off Semi Final First Leg match between Middlesbrough and Aston Villa at Riverside Stadium on May 12, 2018 in...

Villa have their first free weekend of the season coming up, due to the international break, but they are back in the thick of the action again next week.

And now, even if Terry does come back, then it would be a while before he is actually available for selection, as he is sure to be playing catch-up with the rest of the Villa team in terms of fitness, after such a long time without a club.

A general view of Villa Park home stadium of Aston Villa during the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Brentford  at Villa Park on August 22, 2018 in Birmingham, England.