Liverpool wants Fernando Torres back to Anfield

Liverpool can replace outward Suarez with their former star player.

Liverpool are considering creating a shock move to re-sign Chelsea strawman Fernando Torres this summer as a replacement for the Arsenal-bound forward Luis Suarez.

The Reds have finally accepted that their debatable Uruguay international has played his final game for the club, with american owners the Fenway Sports Group’s (FSG) main aim currently said to be extracting as high a transfer fee as is possible for the 26-year-old, with the Merseysiders understood to be seeking a add of £50 million for their star man.


At the instant, solely Premier League rivals Arsenal have expressed any interest in signing Suarez, with the north London club having lodged 2 bids with metropolis for their player, the second of that for £40m and £1 was enough to activate the discharge clause within the Uruguay attacker’s contract at Anfield.

However, it's believed that FSG are willing to attend for as long as potential before the summer transfer window finally slams shut once and for all for the year on Sept two before commerce Suarez within the hope that different interested parties, like Spanish giants Real Madrid, might enter the bidding method and push the striker’s market price up.

Either way, though, the Reds can look to exchange Suarez with their one-time forward, who has already been told by returning Blues boss Jose Mourinho that he can begin the new season as back-up to each Wayne Rooney and giant belgium striker Romelu Lukaku.

Torres, who has been created aware of Liverpool’s interest in him, had vowed earlier this summer to remain at Stamford Bridge next season and influence Mourinho that he still had what it takes to be a part of his first-team plans at the club going forward.

But the misfiring 29-year-old, who has netted simply thirty four goals in 131 matches for Chelsea since change of integrity the club from metropolis for a British-record £50m in january 2011, has currently told close friends that he sees no future for himself within the capital under Mourinho.

And with next season ending with a tournament, wherever where are defensive their crown, the Roja shot is claimed to be happy to bite the bullet and create an emotional come back to Anfield so as to realize first-team soccer and influence national team manager Vicente del Bosque that he ought to be a part of his plans for Brazil 2014.