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At Chelsea, Torres won the FA Cup, UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, though his goalscoring rate and performances drastically declined. Torres joined Serie A club AC Milan on a two-year loan prior to the 2013–14 season, and signed permanently in January 2015.
Last club: Sagan Tosu Most games for: Atlético Madrid Retired since: Aug 26, 2019
Last club: Sagan Tosu Most games for: Atlético Madrid Retired since: Aug 26, 2019
Torres showed his promise by scoring 13 goals in 29 games in his first season in the top-flight, but it was in the 2003/04 season when Torres became a 19-year-old superstar. He scored 19 league goals in 35 games and made his full international debut on 6 September 2003 against Portugal.
This overview shows all goals scored by the selected player, including the results of the games. It is also possible to select a competition.
MatchdayVenueForOpponentA(4.)H(1.)Real Jaén CF (22.)H(1.)A(1.)This is the overview of the performance data of Karriereende player Fernando Torres, sorted by clubs.
1x English FA Cup winner. 1x European Under-19 champion. 1x Spanish 2nd tier champion. All titles. This statistic shows the achievements of Karriereende player Fernando Torres.