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FERNANDO TORRES: beIN Sports Interview (Feb. 2015)

"To be here right now is the most wonderful thing. It’s where I belong, and the fact that I had the chance to come back and go through a second spell in a time when the club is in a very different place from when I first left makes me extremely happy."

"My biggest dream is to win a title as an Atlético player, to see myself in that moment. I experienced it as a fan, when I was a child, and I’d love to experience it on the pitch. This new stage is just so incredibly important to me, and that only motivates me further. I want that memory, I want that picture."

Those goals against Real Madrid in the cup, do they hold a special place in your career?

"They don’t. They were two very important goals at the time, of course, because we went through, and we managed to eliminate the current european and world champions, but in the end they meant nothing. We didn’t go through the final stages of the competition, we didn’t win it, so in that sense there’s nothing special about those goals. It would’ve been a completely different story if we’d managed to win the cup."

There’s a before and an after, when it comes to Fernando Torres. You’re someone who’s given Spain much more than a few titles.

"There were others before me though. There’s Xabi Alonso for example, who was already at Liverpool when I arrived. Some were at Liverpool, some others had tried it in Italy before that, and the results were mixed but the efforts to succeed elsewhere were already there. The barrier was broken then, the one many spanish players before us had faced. And this generation of spanish players who’ve managed to win so many titles benefited greatly from that. It was extremely important for us to have players from all over. The great players no longer came from the two big spanish clubs only. There were Barcelona and Real Madrid players, yes, but there were also people from Atlético, Liverpool, Manchester, Chelsea, Bayern Munich. It made all the difference."