Strait forward, YES!. Players likes this rarely come to the game these days!. After joining Chelsea for a British transfer fee of £50 million you would probably expect him to be an instant hit, but just as people are saying lately “ he’s not living up to his price tag!”, still there are more facts to look around. First, he wasn’t at his pick or 100% fit when he was sold! ( he was barely getting back from a rough patch!). Second and most important, is the fact that a player, normally need a period of time to adapt to chance especially when the transfer happened in this period.
The change of tactics, and system in Chelsea F.C. is probably obvious to any football fan, and hence the team is finding it hard to thrive in the game. Perhaps he wasn’t the type of player they needed the most, at least at the moment! And it indeed, it could be the type of fantasy football signing you would expect from Roman Abramovich, but something we can’t take away from Fernando “El Niño” Torres is his quality. From 2001-2007 when he played for Atlético de Madrid, he Score 82 Goals in 214 appearances, for Liverpool he Score 65 Goals in 102 appearances.
The change of tactics, and system in Chelsea F.C. is probably obvious to any football fan, and hence the team is finding it hard to thrive in the game. Perhaps he wasn’t the type of player they needed the most, at least at the moment! And it indeed, it could be the type of fantasy football signing you would expect from Roman Abramovich, but something we can’t take away from Fernando “El Niño” Torres is his quality. From 2001-2007 when he played for Atlético de Madrid, he Score 82 Goals in 214 appearances, for Liverpool he Score 65 Goals in 102 appearances.
Whether he will become the new Andriy Shevchenko and end up Walking Alone, or manage to get to the level you would expect from him is still to be seeing!.
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