The FA is aware of the Met’s unease about Terry talking and will warn the media before Terry’s press conference that any questions about the investigation and related topics are out of bounds.

The Chelsea defender has been accused of racially abusing QPR’s Anton Ferdinand, a claim he strenuously denies.

England’s manager, Fabio Capello, who has twice voiced his support for Terry in the past 10 days, will also not be taking any questions on the subject. The police have emphasized to the FA they want no discussion of the alleged incident.

Capello and Terry will be talking after training on Monday ahead of Tuesday's international friendly with Sweden at Wembley. Terry, who partners Gary Cahill in defence, will be up against Zlatan Ibrahimovic.



“Ibrahimovic is a really good player who can decide a top-level game in a single moment,’’ said Capello. “I bought him as Juventus manager and for this reason I know how important he is for Sweden and what a real danger he is for every opponent.’’

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