After leaving "Liverpool", 30-year-old Fernando Torres's career unfolded in a way he and others could not imagine. However, the Spanish national team player may return to the club where he became one of the best strikers in the world. According to the "Daily Star", Brendan Rodgers is considering the possibility of luring F. Torres during the January transfer window. Since the summer, the Spaniard has been on loan to "Milan", but the "Rossoneri" leaders are ready to return him to the London club "Chelsea" once the loan deal expires. Even in Jose Mourinho's "blue" ranks, F. Torres is no longer wanted. This means that the former Madrid "Atletico" striker is free to choose a club this winter that offers him a contract and move for a bargain. Representing "Liverpool", F. Torres scored 81 goals in 142 matches, but in 2011 he moved to "Chelsea" for an impressive sum of £50 million.
