Chelsea striker Fernando Torres will have a
medical at AC Milan on Saturday ahead of
an agreed two-year loan deal.
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho had previously
claimed he wanted to keep the Spain
international to ensure he had three
striking options in his squad.
Torres, 30, has struggled badly in three-
and-a-half seasons at Stamford Bridge,
scoring only 20 goals in 110 Premier League
appearances following his record-breaking
£50million move from Liverpool in January
2011.
Mourinho did confirm earlier on Friday that
one of his foreign players would have to be
sold to meet Premier League regulations,
but he refused at the time to reveal any
further details.
He said he had not spoken to Torres about
his desire for a new challenge, but
admitted Chelsea could move quickly if
Torres, who has two years left on his
contract, wanted to leave the club.
The loan deal between Chelsea and Milan
was confirmed on Friday night and is
dependent on personal terms being agreed
and the medical being passed.
"What we have clear is that we need three
strikers to face the season," Mourinho said
earlier on Friday. "He (Torres) is one of
them.
"If he wants to leave, in the case he wants
to, it's because he wants to try a new life,
a new club, probably a new league.
"So if he wants to leave, which until this
moment I have not one single word about, I
believe that is to try to be happier than he
was in the last couple of years.
"This is a very human club in the way the
club approaches this kind of situation. If he
comes to us in these last couple of days,
any possibility would be analysed by us as a
club and the best decision for him."

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nice move. Finally, there was a prison break