JOHN TERRY and his wife Toni relaxed in a infinity pool and had a quad biking session as they enjoyed a holiday in Dubai.
The former England captain pulled out all the stops on his luxury break as he enjoys his time away from the game.
Terry has been absent from the touchline since leaving Aston Villa in 2021.
But the Chelsea star does have plenty going on off the field as he plots his football comeback.
While he's enjoying his time off, the defender is certainly relaxing in style.
Terry showed off his adventures on Instagram as he and his wife enjoyed a Dubai break.
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They are pictured lying side by side in an infinity pool looking at piece.
Both are in their swimming costumes and are decked out in sunglasses as they lie only inches into the water.
But the holiday was not just about relaxation and the married couple also got their adrenaline kick in.
Another picture shows the pair sat on top of a huge dune buggy surrounded by sand.
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Terry's and Toni's face are hidden by their helmets with the sun appearing to set behind them.
The ex-footie star's getaway comes weeks after he released his own collection of wines in a partnership with winemaker Fabio Cordella.
The Italian's "Wine of Champions" collection sees a bunch of beverages inspired by and named after stars like Terry, Ronaldinho, Roberto Carlos and Wesley Sneijder.
Terry had been working on his collection with Cordella and his list boasts a white (100% Chardonnay) a Rosato (Primitivo) and a red Salice Salentino which comprises 80% Negroamaro with Malvasia Nera.
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