4. Fernando Torres
Once a world class striker in Liverpool, Fernando Torres has been a pale shadow of his former self in a Chelsea shirt ever since his record breaking transfer. With only a meager return of 4 goals from 10 starts and about as many substitute appearances this season doesn’t make the case any stronger for the Spaniard.
Torres has contributed to some important goals on the European stage but as he was brought to be a 20 goals a season striker for the Premier League, Nando is yet to complete a goal tally of 20 goals in three seasons as a Blues Centre forward.
Many claim that Torres has lost his explosive pace due to which he has become under-confident. Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid are interested in Torres but his wages might be too much for these clubs to pay. As Chelsea look to clear out their squad in order to adhere to the Financial Fair Play rules, Torres becomes a “must-sell” player.