News about Fernando Torres

Soccer legend Fernando Torres made a bizarre surprise appearance at the NFL Draft, announcing a sixth-round draft pick for the Miami Dolphins. Torres was shown on screen with the Metropolitano Stadium in the background, the home of Atletico Madrid, where he currently coaches. The former Chelsea and Liverpool striker started talking in Spanish to begin his appearance, but transitioned back to English to announce the pick. 

Fernando Torres has been flooded with messages of support after announcing that his father, Jose, has died. The former Liverpool striker shared the news on social media last night, in which he thanked friends and fans for sending messages of support.  In his post, the former striker wrote: 'I couldn't end this sad day without thanking everyone from the bottom of my heart on behalf of my family and myself for so many expressions of affection and respect towards the death of my father.

Since 2021, the Spaniard has been head coach of the U19s, but according to reports, he has departed early, but has already decided that his time in the U19s has been completed. He shadowed Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool training last week, exchanging hugs and high-fives with the squad, delighting many Reds fans. Atletico will have to choose whether he will join their B team or even their first team - or even let him fly the nest.

Mesut Ozil has stunned football fans in recent weeks after posting videos and photos of his new physique on social media. He isn't the first player to have bulked up after retirement. After deciding to leave the game, the former Arsenal midfielder retired from football last year at the age of 34 and has not kept it private that the gym is now his second home. Despite the fact that his career hasn't come to an end, he isn't the only one who has lost to weight. Fernando Torres, a former Liverpool and Chelsea striker, has also upgraded his lean physique to a large one, which stunned many. When Tim Wiese switched the football pitch for the WWE, it was perhaps one of the most notable body transformations. Mail Sport looks at former stars of the game who have put in the gym after retirement.

Fernando Torres has returned to Liverpool to shadow Jurgen Klopp for the day, while the team was in preparations against Brighton on Sunday. Torres, a former Liverpool player from 2007 to 2011, was at Atletico Madrid's Under 19s training ground on Friday to visit players like Mo Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, and shadow Klopp. The 40-year-old was invited to supervise training ahead of Brighton with the intention of giving him first-hand management knowledge from Klopp and assistant manager Pep Lijnders before the German gaffer leaves the club at the end of the season.

Fans of Liverpool's say that you won't get 60,000 people at a charity game or somewhere else'. In a charity match on Saturday, Liverpool Legends defeated Ajax Legends 4-2 in front of a sold-out Anfield. At the half-time, Derk Boerrigter and Kiki Musampa gave the Ajax Legends a comfortable lead, but Liverpool scored four times thanks to goals from Gregory Vignal, Djibril Cisse, and Fernando Torres.

Following Fernando Torres' return to Anfield, Liverpool fans are split on social media. Torres played alongside a number of former Liverpool players in a match against their Ajax counterparts in order to raise funds for the LFC Foundation. Fans were impressed with his tactics as he linked up with his former teammates during a training session before the game, after a break at Sagan Tosu in 2019.

In a charity match that saw Sven-Goran Eriksson live out his dream to lead the Reds, the Liverpool Legends defeated an Ajax team 4-2 at Anfield. The Dutch visitors had two goals in mind by halftime, thanks to goals from Derk Boerrigter and Kiki Musampa. Liverpool, on the other hand, looked like a new team after the break, and the Kop's spectacular second-half comeback came from Gregory Vignal, Djibril Cisse, Nabil El Zhar, and Fernando Torres.

As he lines up alongside Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres, Dirk Kuyt, and Skrtel, he will relive his glory days at Anfield today. Sven-Goran Eriksson, the former England manager, leads the team. Agger moved from Liverpool to Brondby in 2014 and spent his time with the Danish club where it all began. What has he been up to since then? Well, a lot, and it isn't all what you would imagine. Mail Sport explores how he's been enjoying his free time.

Fernando Torres brought back the years with a flurry of spectacular goals leading up to Liverpool Legends' match against Ajax Legends. In LFC Foundation's annual charity match on Saturday, the 40-year-old is expected to lead the line for the Reds, alongside Steven Gerrard, Maxi Rodriguez, Sami Hypia, and Momo Sissoko. Torres were as fit as ever going into the game, and they reminded fans how great he was during his time in Merseyside.

Fernando Torres has explained why he was recently caught wearing a Trent Alexander-Arnold Liverpool shirt. Torres, 40, has been a favorite at Anfield, scoring 81 goals in 142 appearances over the club's four years. The former Spain striker's legacy was only tarnished by his move to Chelsea in January 2011 for a then-British record £50 million fee, but the club is still holds sway.

Fernando Torres has demonstrated that after a video of him training with Liverpool featuring Trent Alexander-Arnold's name on the back, he has a strong link with the club. Torres, who retired from playing in 2019, was seen keeping fit by practicing his boxing moves. Torres was wearing a Liverpool home shirt with the word "Alexander-Arnold 66" on the back, which was the most noticeable part of the video.

KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Nicolas Jackson can now say that he does not have more Premier League yellows than goals for the first time. That was a survey that followed Chelsea's newest striker, a stick with which he was chastised for being more bookable than bankable. It was a fast-thinking flick against Newcastle, which resulted in Jackson's ninth strike of the season, with Chelsea unbeaten when the 22-year-old from Senegal netted. He's slowly but surely, after signing in the summer for £32 million. Chelsea's leadership is by no means straightforward. Enough have tried and failed, from Romelu Lukaku and Fernando Torres to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alvaro Morata, all of whom wore the No 9 shirt, which is considered cursed in the corridors of their Cobham training ground.

An ex Premier League and Champions League winner now appears to be unrecognizable from his time in England. During six years in the United Kingdom, he played for one of the Premier League's most profitable clubs between 2010 and 2016. In a recent snapshot on social media, he earned five major awards during this period, including the Europa League, FA Cup, and League Cup, but now looks completely different.

When compared to some of Liverpool's top strikers, Jamie Carragher has said Diogo Jota is the 'best finisher.' During Liverpool's 4-0 win over Bournemouth on Sunday night, the Portugali national was on hand to score a brace, putting them five points ahead of the Premier League table. After finding the back of the net twice against Bournemouth and then, Reds legend Carragher was quick to heap praise on the forward.

A trio of extraordinary tweets from new Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada have appeared, in which he mocks the Red Devils. United are likely to appoint Berrada - of rivals Manchester City - as their new CEO, according to Mail Sport, a step that is being seen as a major coup. His arrival is believed to have been prompted by Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS team, who are to assume responsibility for football after taking a 25 percent stake in the club. The club has a 55% interest.

Earlier this week, the 45-year-old former defender-turned-pundit shedding light on the PFA Player of the Year pick. He responded to Ian Wright and Jill Scott's explanation of how they choose their winners for the Player of the Year award, which was brought to you by Sky Bet. 'I'd get the [PFA] forms [at Liverpool] and if I thought someone had a decent chance of winning something - Stevie [Gerrard], or Fernando Torres for player of the year - it would be like [in the changing room], 'Well no one can vote for his rival! 'I said, he said, 'It'.' Ian Wright called it "disgraceful," while Roy Keane said, 'That's childish, very immature.' That's not good.'

Chelsea's 4-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur had just about everything you could want from a football match. Six goals were blocked out, five goals were scored, two red cards, seven yellow cards, and a team was tasked with nine men and leaving plenty of gaps in behind, with six men on the field and leaving plenty of holes open. It was an end to an epic for the neutrals, and it should rank as one of the most bonkers games in the English top flight.

BY PETE JENSON OF SPAIN: When Sevilla hosts Arsenal in the Champions League on Tuesday, there will be a reunion of sorts between Martin Odegaard and Suso. The two athletes played together at Liverpool back in Rafa Benitez' Spanish revolution, and the Norwegian was a 15-year-old prodigy trying out various clubs before joining Real Madrid in January 2015. "It was the time when everyone wanted him to be.'" The Sevilla winger was with us for about a week,' according to the Sevilla winger ahead of tonight's meeting.

Andy Carroll has expressed concern that his medical staff would pass away ahead of his £35 million transfer from Newcastle to Liverpool. The 6'4inch-tall striker was a huge success for the Magpies, scoring 17 goals and 12 assists in 39 Championship games to win promotion and become a club hero. Carroll, who had taken over the Premier League by storm, scoring 11 goals in 19 games by January, drew huge attention from Liverpool, who were trying to transfer outgoing striker Fernando Torres.

IAN LADYMAN: When Manchester City's owners in Abu Dhabi first became the country's richest football club, they discovered themselves on the front and back of a tabloid newspaper on the same day. They were laughing on the front page for some financial problem, and on the back page they were mocked for predicting that every famous footballer on the planet would be bought,' a source heavily involved at the time.'

Chelsea has been one of England's most lucrative clubs over the past two decades, but they have spent more than half of that money on a world-class striker. Didier Drogba was an undoubted success, winning four Premier League titles and the Champions League during his nine years with the club in two separate spells. However, there have been more misses than hits in addition to the Ivorian. Fernando Torres, Falcao, Gonzalo Higuerain, and Alvaro Morata are all examples that bring back good memories for Blues fans.

For several footballers, how they leave a club influences the light and shadow of their legacy. Fernando Torres was branded a "fake and a fraud" by John Aldridge when he left for Chelsea, despite the joys he had brought Liverpool fans. This stuff matters. Much has and will be written about Henderson's impending transfer, lines of hurt, apprehension, counter-argument, and knowledge. Let us examine the moments he has lived at Liverpool, both highs and lows, as his time comes.

Trevor Francis, the first-ever £1 million player, has died on Friday. His conversion from Birmingham City to Nottingham Forest was historic at the time, as a pre-cursor to the exorbitant sums we see today. So how has the transfer record in Britain evolved down the years and risen to the peaks we see today?