The striker has scored just one goal from the 10 games he has played for AC Milan but his former Atletico Madrid team-mate insists he will shine Fernando Torres will start banging in the goals for AC Milan if he is given more time to settle in, former team-mate Demetrio Albertini has said.The striker, on loan from Chelsea, has scored just one goal in the 10 Serie A games he has played so far th...Full Story »

The Rossoneri boss is confident the striker can enjoy a watershed moment just as Hernan Crespo did under Carlo Ancelotti after his drought continued against Inter Pippo Inzaghi admits AC Milan need Fernando Torres to find his goalscoring touch - but is confident it is simply a matter of time. The 30-year-old has scored just once since his loan move from Chelsea in the summer and endured anot...Full Story »

The Spaniard stressed he parted ways with Jose Mourinho on good terms but that he wanted to leave this summer, while also denying Atletico Madrid were ever an option Fernando Torres says he ditched Chelsea this summer for AC Milan because he did not feel important at Stamford Bridge. The striker joined the Blues for what was in January 2011 a British record transfer fee of £50 million (...Full Story »

Fernando Torres is set to start for AC Milan at Cagliari on Wednesday looking to return to the form that made him one of Spain's best strikers. The 30-year-old hopes strong performances for the Rossoneri will open the door for him to play for Spain again. The former Atletico Madrid star joined Milan on a two-year loan deal from Chelsea this summer and has scored one goal in six league appearan...Full Story »

Fernando Torres scored his first goal for AC Milan but the Serie A giants could do no more than force a 2-2 draw at newly-promoted Empoli. The on-loan Chelsea striker, who appeared as a substitute in Saturday's home defeat to Juventus was trusted from the off in Tuscany, yet it was Empoli's Lorenzo Tonelli who drew first blood. The Azzurri took a two-goal lead through Manuel Pucciarelli before...Full Story »

Fernando Torres will make his Serie A debut with AC Milan in Sunday's match at Parma. The Spanish striker joined the Rossoneri outfit on a two-year loan deal from Chelsea earlier this month. AC Milan coach Filippo Inzaghi was delighted to land Torres after the club sold last season's top scorer Mario Balotelli to Liverpool this summer. "I'm delighted with our summer signings," Inzaghi said to...Full Story »

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has heaped praise on Fernando Torres after loaning the striker to AC Milan for the next two seasons. Jose Mourinho: Attends a UEFA coaching seminar in Nyon Torres, 30, arrived at Stamford Bridge from Liverpool in a £50m switch back in 2011, but failed to reproduce his best form in a Chelsea shirt and was allowed to leave in the wake of the signing of Spain hitma...Full Story »

Filippo Inzaghi insists he is delighted at the arrival of Fernando Torres at Milan, after watching his side crush Lazio 3-0 on Sunday. Fernando Torres said during his unveiling at AC Milan that he had a positive relationship with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and added: "Perhaps in the future our paths will meet again." Torres has joined Milan on a two-year loan, which is set to take him to the e...Full Story »

Spain coach Vicente del Bosque turned his eye to the future as he named five uncapped players in his first squad since their World Cup humiliation. There was no space for the likes of Barcelona defender Gerard Pique, Chelsea striker Fernando Torres and Manchester United playmaker Juan Mata as Del Bosque ushered in uncapped quintet Dani Carvajal, Raul Garcia, Kiko Casilla, Mikel San Jose and P...Full Story »

AC Milan kick off their Serie A campaign against Lazio at the San Siro on Sunday afternoon still adjusting to life without Mario Balotelli. The Italy forward, who was the team's top scorer last season with 14 goals, joined Liverpool in a B£16million transfer deal earlier this month. The Rossoneri look to have already secured a replacement, having agreed a two-year loan deal for Chelsea st...Full Story »