Fernando Torres: Former Liverpool and Chelsea striker retires after final match
2503
Saturday, 24 August, 2019, 00:55
![]() Spanish World Cup-winning striker Fernando Torres has played his final professional match before retirement. The former Atletico Madrid, Liverpool and Chelsea forward, 35, finished his career in Japan with Sagan Tosu. They lost his final game 6-1 to a Vissel Kobe side featuring former team-mates Andres Iniesta and David Villa. Iniesta wrote Torres an open letter, in which he said "it's been a wonderful journey, it has taken us to every corner of the world". Torres made 110 appearances for Spain and won the World Cup in 2010, as well as the European Championships in 2008 and 2012, scoring in both finals. |

Cristiano Ronaldo fined €255, suspended 30 days after Portugal walk-out
332Yesterday, 22:00
Politico has learned about the European Union's plans to impose sanctions against Russian athletes
82015.10.2026, 18:19
F1 will return to Africa for the first time since 1993 with a new deal to race in Rwanda
66713.10.2026, 22:01
UEFA: 54 out of 55 members expressed that they have lost confidence in the current leadership of FIFA
100009.10.2026, 00:18
Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal camp after coach says he'd be benched again
97101.10.2026, 00:00
Ultra-riding star and community figurehead Max Riese dies in cycling accident
92118.09.2026, 22:06
