Chelsea defender John Terry says he is hopeful of representing England at Euro 2012, despite having to speak to newly-appointed boss Roy Hodgson.
Hodgson had vowed to contact both the Chelsea captain and former centre-back partner Rio Ferdinand before picking his 23-man squad on Wednesday.
This is in light of the former's court trial in July after being charged with racially abusing Ferdinand's younger brother Anton - although Terry denies the accusation.
Speaking at Chelsea's Player of the Year awards, Terry said: "I've not had any call yet but I'm focusing on the league and Chelsea at the moment.
Hodgson had vowed to contact both the Chelsea captain and former centre-back partner Rio Ferdinand before picking his 23-man squad on Wednesday.
This is in light of the former's court trial in July after being charged with racially abusing Ferdinand's younger brother Anton - although Terry denies the accusation.
Speaking at Chelsea's Player of the Year awards, Terry said: "I've not had any call yet but I'm focusing on the league and Chelsea at the moment.
"Hopefully, I get the call and I'm in the squad - and that goes for many of us here. I'll always be there for my country."
Terry looked out-of-sorts in the Blues' previous match against Liverpool where his side lost 4-1, being nutmegged by Luis Suarez in the build-up to the Reds' opener before slipping to allow Jordan Henderson in to score.
He willl also miss out on the Champions League final after being sent-off for an off-the-ball incident involving Barcelona's Alexis Sanchez.
