Liverpool favourite Fernando Torres reveals he felt betrayed by the club following his move to Chelsea

Spaniard opens up for the first time on the reasons why he left the Reds and claims he felt like a 'traitor'

Richard Forrester

Published: 21:21, 16 Aug 2016
Updated: 11:28, 17 Aug 2016

FERNANDO TORRES has blasted Liverpool for making him feel like a traitor following his £50million switch to Chelsea.

The Spaniard also questioned how much progress the Reds have made since he left the club for a British record fee in 2011.

he said: ";Comolli told me that the new owners (FSG), they had an idea of how to spend their investment.

"They wanted to bring in young players, to build something new. I was thinking to myself, this takes time to work. It takes two, three, four, maybe even 10 years.

"I didn't have that at the time. I was 27-years-old. I did not have time to wait. I wanted to win.

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