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Saturday, April 24, 2010
Is Fernando Torres planning to quit Liverpool?
Liverpool striker Fernando Torres is fearful that he will sustain long-term injuries if he keeps playing in the Premier League.
The Spanish international has endured an injury-ridden season and his status for the World Cup this summer could be in doubt as he needs surgery to assure that he is fit for South Africa.
Torres has scored 18 goals in 22 Premier League games this season but injuries have prematurely ended his season and he is worried that he will suffer frequent injuries if he keeps playing in England.
"The Premier League is such a tough competition and I have always admired this championship and the players who are here,” Torres told The News of the World.
"This is my third season and I'm still amazed to see Gerrard, Rooney and Lampard, players who have been here a long time, still playing at such a high level and with such impressive rhythm because the English league really wears down a player.
"I just can't imagine what state I'll be in within five or six years if I continue to play here - it could easily give me problems when I stop playing. The physical level is superior to all other countries."
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has been linked with a move to Juventus in the summer, but Torres insists that his fellow Spaniard is the reason why he came to Anfield.
"The difference between him and my other managers is that when I was at Atletico [Madrid] I was always over-protected.
"Here, Rafa demands a lot and I have to live up to expectations. Some players need to be spoilt and other players like me need to always be pushed, and to have more asked of us.
"If Rafa had not been here I would never have come. He has taught me a lot and he has helped me go beyond my limits and to be the player I am today."
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