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Torres hasn't left, and hasn't personally given any indication that he will leave (yet). However numerous people seem to have decided he's a twat (not you krissr, I just happen to be in this thread). Embarrassing.
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Just seem to think he's had enough chances to say he wants to stay and has decided not to
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When today? this week? this month?
25th May, 2010 Share| .Torres happy at Liverpool - agent
Striker Fernando Torres has insisted he is looking to the future after a disappointing season - and that future appears to involve him staying at Liverpool.
Related Tags:Fernando TorresLiverpoolSpainBarcelonaseason.Despite speculation linking Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester City with £50million-plus bids the club have always been confident the Spain striker would still be at Anfield for the start of the next campaign. And even though Torres has expressed the need for the Merseysiders to match his own ambitions by bringing in quality signings, he has never voiced unhappiness about being at Liverpool.
Fernando Torres
"For the moment I can assure fans that Fernando will continue at Liverpool next season," he told Punto Radio in Spain. "Everything is down to Liverpool's attitude but for the time being Fernando is happy at the club and has a good contract."
He added: "Liverpool have not spoken to us about his future, so he is just concentrating on playing at the World Cup."
Torres has endured another season hampered by injury as first he struggled with a hernia before a knee problem resulted in two operations, the second prematurely ending his domestic campaign in April.
.Even taking those issues into account the 26-year-old underlined his importance to Liverpool with 22 goals in 32 appearances, including scoring 18 in 22 Barclays League games.
It was not enough to prevent the club slumping to their worst league finish - seventh - for 11 years.
But having been out of action for nearly six weeks Torres is trying to salvage something from his year with success at the World Cup.
"It's been a very difficult season," he said. "When you start a campaign you hope you will be able to fulfil your dreams, winning titles, not having injuries, enjoying yourself, and it has been just the opposite.
"But there is always a tomorrow in football and this summer, the World Cup. I've put aside the club, the bad season, and I want to finish in the best way possible by making history with my county."
