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Full name
:
Fernando
José
Torres
Sanz
Date of birth
: March 20, 1984 (1984-03-20) (age 23)
Place of birth
: Madrid, Spain
Height
: 6 ft 1 ins (1.86 m)
Playing position
: Striker
Fernando José Torres Sanz
(born March 20, 1984) is a Spanish football player, who currently plays for Liverpool.
He was born in the Fuenlabrada neighbourhood. He is the youngest player to play for Atlético Madrid and the youngest to become captain (at age 19). Nicknamed El Niño (The Kid) for his youthful face, Torres is a striker for the Spanish National Team and Liverpool F.C.
To date, Torres has scored 75 goals over 5 seasons in the Spanish top flight. He played two seasons in the second division where he scored 7 goals in 40 games.
Biography
In 1994, at the age of ten, Torres scored 55 goals in his first season with an eleven-a-side team, Rayo 13, and won himself a trial with Atlético Madrid. He impressed and joined the club in 1995. After progressing through the ranks for a few seasons Torres won his first important youth title in 1998. Atlético sent an under-14 team to compete in Nike Cup Europe against youth teams from such teams as Real Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Manchester United and Juventus. Atlético won the tournament with Torres their leading player. He was later voted as the best player in Europe for that age-group.
In 1999, Torres signed his first contract with the club. In 2000 he broke his leg and didn't return to action until December. Then in February 2001 Torres won the Algarve Tournament with the Spain under-16 team. In May the under-16s took part in the 2001 UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship, which they also won, with Torres scoring the only goal in the final. He finished as the tournament's leading goalscorer (7 goals in 6 games) and was also voted the best player. Toward the end of the 2000–01 season Torres made his first team debut for Atlético. The date was May 27, 2001, the venue El Calderón and the opponent Leganés. He scored his first goal for the club the following week, in a game against Albacete.
2001–02 saw Atlético win promotion back to La Liga. The then 17-year-old Torres didn't have the best of seasons in front of goal though, netting only 6 times in 36 appearances in the Segunda División. In November Torres represented Spain at the 2001 FIFA U-17 World Championship. He scored one goal in three games, but the team didn't progess past the group stage. Later that season in July, Torres won the 2002 UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship. Again he scored the only goal in the final and ended as the tournament's leading goalscorer (4 goals in 4 games) and best player.
2002 saw Atlético Madrid returning to the first division of Spanish football. In his first season playing in the top division, Torres did not find the transition from second tier football too much of a hindrance as he scored 13 goals as Atlético finished 12th. He also made his debut for the Spanish U21 team.
In 2003–2004 Torres made further strides as he scored 19 league goals in just 35 appearances. He was also named as Atlético'a club captain aged just 19. Atlético also improved, but were pipped for a UEFA Cup place on the final day of the season as they finished 7th behind Sevilla due to goal difference in the two team's head-to-head record (2-1, 0-2). In this season Torres made his debut for the full Spanish national team on September 6, 2003 in a friendly against Portugal. His first goal for Spain came against Italy on April 28, 2004. At the end of the season Torres was chosen as part of the Spanish squad for Euro 2004. He only appeared as a late substitute in Spain's first two group games, but made the first eleven for the deciding game against Portugal. Torres hit the post in the 62 minute after Nuno Gomes put Portgual ahead on 57 minutes. Spain lost 1-0 and were eliminated.
Atlético's 7th place finish in 2004 did qualify them for the Intertoto Cup, giving Torres his first taste of European club competition. They made the final, but agonisingly lost on penalties, this time to Villarreal.
At his first ever appearance in a World Cup finals at the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, Torres scored the final goal in a 4-0 victory over Ukraine with a volley. In the second group match, Torres scored twice against Tunisia, in the 76th minute for Spain to take the lead 2-1 and then again from a penalty kick in the 90t Torres was dropped from the team for a friendly versus Romania in November 2006, but returned to the national side for the friendly against England in February 2007, a 1-0 win for Spain. After the World Cup Torres admitted that he turned down the chance to join Chelsea after the end of the 2005-06 season.
Move to Liverpool
Again in 2007, Torres's future at Madrid has been the subject of much speculation after Atlético's inability to secure a UEFA Cup spot. Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United have been linked with a £20m move for the player. Following the end of the 2006-07 season, reports in the English media have stated that Torres was the main transfer target of Liverpool. Reports in Spain have claimed that Liverpool officials are in Madrid and have opened talks with Atlético Madrid. These claims were later refuted by Atlético president Enrique Cerezo. Reports on Friday 29 June suggested that Atletico had agreed a deal with Liverpool for Torres, the fee rumoured was £20million plus Luis Garcia.
Reports on 30 June suggest that the two clubs have agreed a fee for Torres to move to Anfield for a fee around £26.5 million, while Atlético announced agreeing a deal with Villareal to sign Diego Forlan (seen as a potential replacement for Torres).
On July 2 it was reported that Torres had cut short his holiday to fly back to Madrid to finalize the move. The next day it was reported that Torres had passed his medical for Liverpool and he will hold a farewell press conference on Wednesday 4 July to bid farewell to the Atlético Madrid fans. Later that day, Atlético officially confirmed his transfer to Liverpool on their website. He'll take over the club's No. 9 shirt, which has previously been worn by legendary Liverpool strikers Robbie Fowler and Ian Rush. It was revealed during the Liverpool press conference that the final price stood at €30 million (approximately £20 million), and not the £26.5 million previously quoted in the media.
Career honours
Atlético Madrid
* Winner
o Segunda División: 2001-02
o 1998 Nike Cup Europe (an under-14 youth cup)
Spain
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o 2001 Under-16 Algarve Tournament
o 2001 UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship
o 2002 UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship
Personal Awards
* Winner
o 1998 Top under-14 European player
o 2001 UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship: Top goalscorer (7 goals in 6 games), Best player
o 2002 UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship: Top goalscorer (4 goals in 4 games), Best player
Some of his best goals and moments
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SSN are saying the £26.5million tag is false and we only paid 30million euros (£20million) for him.
Anywho finally this transfer saga is over!
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Guys, Torres has supported Liverpool FC since he was a kid.. I think he is going to be the next Fowler, he isn't overrated he is just too good !
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July 04, 2007, 04:32:11 PM »
The top picture looks like a different player to the bottom one, maybe something to do with his hair?
Great player, better than Rooney I say!
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July 04, 2007, 04:35:16 PM »
what his song going to be?? the atletico fans sing fer-nan-do torr-es to the 'I love you baby' bit of the song 'cant take my eyes off you' by frankie valli.
I think it's catchy. but im sure we'll add some wit to the 'and if it's quite alright' bit. if we just do atletico's de de de de de bit in between, it'l sound too much like the crap chant that is....'de de de de andy johnson'
well done blue sh*te, must have taken you all night to think of that one. they didnt even do that, they just robbed it off palace.
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July 04, 2007, 05:10:20 PM »
OMGGGGGGG I'm so excited!!!! I had tears in my eyes earlier watching the press conference with him talking!!
I prefer him (and his hair) in the top picture in his Spanish kit rather than the one with Rafa (although I don't mind Rafa's beard!) he looks better with darker hair I think but still I think he's cute, although I swear he was only 19 last year?!
Can't wait for the season to start now!! I shouldn't be so excited when Cardiff don't have a GK :'(
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I cant wait for the season to start now hopefully he will settle in quickly and get us a few goals.
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A good day for the reds. A lot of pressure now not only on the player but also the manager but now lets hope we really have found a new prolific strikes!
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we usually have a very poor and crappy games early in the season,with our strikers not scoring goals,with this guy(torres)hopefully he will settle in quick and bang in a few goals for us,cant wait for the new season to start
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its a very exciting time indeed..Im looking so forward to next season..welcome Fernando...VAMOS..from now one..You'll Never Walk Alone..
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Rafa said torres snubbed some good higher offers to come liverpool..thats for one is already a great demonstration he came to liverpool not only for the money ,but because like he said he always supported the reds and to add to that he respects rafa,
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Quote from: Cy on July 04, 2007, 06:44:36 PM
its a very exciting time indeed..Im looking so forward to next season..welcome Fernando...VAMOS..from now one..You'll Never Walk Alone..
Vamos indeed at the start of our season Cy! We need to start as we mean to go on and hopefully Torres can make things happen from the off.
When do people think he will actually play a part in his first game for us? I doubt he'll figure in these two upcoming friendlies against Wrexham and Crewe. Isn't he jetting back off on holiday now?
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Quote from: redkenny on July 04, 2007, 06:50:30 PM
Vamos indeed at the start of our season Cy! We need to start as we mean to go on and hopefully Torres can make things happen from the off.
When do people think he will actually play a part in his first game for us? I doubt he'll figure in these two upcoming friendlies against Wrexham and Crewe. Isn't he jetting back off on holiday now?
good call redkenny, I think he will probably having a go at the friendlies at least the last 20 minutes I guess. This season is getting more exciting by the minutes now..RAFA said we looking for wingers...he might have a surprise or two still..If Torres dosent figures in our friendlies surely Voronin will, a chance to see the guy in a red shirt...Man I love that club..
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Quote from: paulrobbo on July 04, 2007, 04:15:07 PM
SSN are saying the £26.5million tag is false and we only paid 30million euros (£20million) for him.
Anywho finally this transfer saga is over!
RAFA after presenting torres to the press and fans
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez hailed the signing of Fernando Torres after unveiling the striker.
Torres has signed a six-year deal at Anfield after tying up the formalities of his move from Atletico Madrid.
Benitez is a big fan of the Spanish international and he revealed Liverpool had paid a lot less than the rumoured £26.5million to land the player.
"I am really pleased. We were working hard to find the best players for us," beamed Benitez.
"We know that it is expensive but not as much as people say.
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Quote from: Cy on July 04, 2007, 06:55:37 PM
good call redkenny, I think he will probably having a go at the friendlies at least the last 20 minutes I guess. This season is getting more exciting by the minutes now..RAFA said we looking for wingers...he might have a surprise or two still..If Torres dosent figures in our friendlies surely Voronin will, a chance to see the guy in a red shirt...Man I love that club..
Says on the official site he will be playing in Switzerland.
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I am soooooooooooo excited over this transfer.
Hola to you Nando welcome to a successfull season at the mighty Reds.
Come on!!!!!!
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What is this 'vanos' you guys are on about
Hehe sorry I'm so stupid!
He best not play at Wrexham I will be up there trashing every car up there if they get to see him play before I do
Croeso Fernando!
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Quote from: Nicola on July 04, 2007, 07:30:46 PM
What is this 'vanos' you guys are on about
Hehe sorry I'm so stupid!
He best not play at Wrexham I will be up there trashing every car up there if they get to see him play before I do
Croeso Fernando!
"trashing every car"!! I doubt he'll be playing at Wrexham Nic, so calm down calm down...
I may be wrong but I was led to believe years ago in spain that 'Vamos' means "go!" or "hurry!!"
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Quote from: lfc4life403 on July 04, 2007, 06:25:45 PM
we usually have a very poor and crappy games early in the season,with our strikers not scoring goals,with this guy(torres)hopefully he will settle in quick and bang in a few goals for us,cant wait for the new season to start
I agree with u mate. Our first two games are away to villa and then home to chelski as u probably know.
We need a good start for a change and hopefully TORRES will get us goals when we need them.
f**king great signing C'MON
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yep. totally agree. he should make a great signing. in fact, he will make a great signing. lots of people are saying he is going to turn out to be exactly like morientes, a flop. but I just can't see that happening.
torres, welcome to the greatest club in the world!!!
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FINALLY I can stop saying we need a 20 goal+ a season striker...Thank god we got him - roll on August 11th!!
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Glad we've made a big signing but will reserve judgment until we see how he can link up with Dirk or Crouch,,,as we all know with Moreintes the transition between the two leagues can be difficult...he will need time to settle I think so lets not build up expectations and put pressure on him if he doesn't score a bagful in his first few competitive games.......roll on August.....
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Quote from: KopQueen on July 04, 2007, 08:44:16 PM
FINALLY I can stop saying we need a 20 goal+ a season striker...Thank god we got him - roll on August 11th!!
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I very much doubt he will be a 20+ goal a season striker. On the bright side though, I honestly believe Kuyt will become a 20+ goal a season striker with Torres playing alongside him.
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Quote from: redkenny on July 04, 2007, 07:45:03 PM
"trashing every car"!! I doubt he'll be playing at Wrexham Nic, so calm down calm down...
I may be wrong but I was led to believe years ago in spain that 'Vamos' means "go!" or "hurry!!"
¡vamos! is go in english
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Great signing!!! But dont you think we have to build more. He tried to be the hope and glory of athletico, and without the support of other true class players he never won anything... But he still did well. Personally I think we still need wingers, but who?
On top of this,.... I have had a rant recently about the S*n.
A short version of this is that basically, the S*n have a football forum for liverpool fans..... amazingly, so called fans actually use it....!
Once again rant over.....
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I am really exited about torres signing I was impressed with his maturity he is a great prospect for Liverpool and at 23 he has plenty of time to develop into the best striker in the prem. I am also delighted that Mr Hicks and Mr Gillette have put there money were mouth is. Welcome Nando hope he has a great career at Anfield.
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Quote from: EddieC on July 04, 2007, 11:06:26 PM
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I very much doubt he will be a 20+ goal a season striker. On the bright side though, I honestly believe Kuyt will become a 20+ goal a season striker with Torres playing alongside him.
Sorry EddieC I think your wrong, he is fast, he can score with both feet an he can head a ball as well, but what I do like about him he loyal to his team, he stayed with Atletico Madrid for a long time when he could have moved a lot of years ago.
He has scored about 15 goals a season playing in a team not that good, so once he got used to us and the great players around him he will score more goals.
But you are right he will open more doors for other people like Kuyt to score more goals.
Raffa has been after him for a long time, and he has signed for 6 years, so it looks like he wants to stay loyal to us and I like that.
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We all need to be very patient, I just hope the fans don't get on his back if he has a slow start, just remember he's moving to a new country and he is only young, he'll need time to settle and find his feet.
I'm sure the Spanish contingent already at Anfield will be good for him, having the likes of Alonso and Reina around him can only help.
Rafa has said that he would sooner have 4 strikers who can score 15 goals each rather than one scoring all the goals, I still think we will see a lot of rotation in the team.
I think Torres will be a huge asset to the team, but give him time.
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Quote from: graham135uk on July 05, 2007, 06:39:07 AM
Sorry EddieC I think your wrong, he is fast, he can score with both feet an he can head a ball as well, but what I do like about him he loyal to his team, he stayed with Atletico Madrid for a long time when he could have moved a lot of years ago.
He has scored about 15 goals a season playing in a team not that good, so once he got used to us and the great players around him he will score more goals.
But you are right he will open more doors for other people like Kuyt to score more goals.
Raffa has been after him for a long time, and he has signed for 6 years, so it looks like he wants to stay loyal to us and I like that.
He did also take every penalty & the lions share of the free kicks for Atletico though. This season he scored 14 goals, 4 of them penalties. If he gets to take the penalties & free kicks here he might hit the 20 mark, but I still reckon he'll set more up than he'll score.
A lot of people have mentioned the quality of his team mates at Atletico, TBH I don't think they are that much worse than our players, they just haven't achieved their potential. The flip side is though, when Torres was the main man, he got more opportunities. The ball was played to him every time, and as I already mentioned he got the penalties & free kicks. At Liverpool the team won't be built around him, he'll be one cog in the machine, this could see him getting less opportunities. I still believe he can achieve 15 assists & 10 goals for us this season though, and I'll be happy with anything more than that.
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Fernando José Torres Sanz a nombre de todos los partidarios del club del balompié de Liverpool, aquí y a través del mundo. Quisiéramos ofrecerle una recepción enorme, caliente a la fortaleza que es Anfield
Fernando José Torres Sanz on behalf of all Liverpool Football Club Supporters, here and throughout the world. We would like to offer you a huge, warm welcome to The Fortress that is Anfield
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