BARCELONA are ready to end Fernando Torres’ Chelsea nightmare. Not content enough with Messi and Neymar leading the line, Barcelona are reportedly considering a sensational swoop for Fernando Torres.

The Spanish champs are preparing an audacious £17million bid for the misfit striker — £33m LESS than the British record transfer fee Chelsea paid Liverpool for him two years ago. I don’t see any sense in this move.

Torres will not make Barcelona better. Well, Vilanova has no say in the transfer of the club. He said that he is give players to manage. What a shame.

With the array of talents at her disposal, what is going through the minds of the brains behind the team?

New boss Jose Mourinho wants face-to-face talks with Torres before making any decisions about the club’s highest-paid player.

But with the Blues chasing £54m Napoli striker Edinson Cavani, Torres knows his days are numbered.

Now it seems a matter of how much of a hit Mourinho’s Chelsea are prepared to take on Torres, who has three years of his £9m-a-year contract to run.

Torres, 29, is on international duty with Spain and not due back at Stamford Bridge for another month.

The hope is that Torres would provide a similar impact to that of Henrik Larsson, who became a fan favourite at the Nou Camp for his impact off the bench, particularly when he provided assists for both goals in Barcelona's 2-1 win over Arsenal in the 2006 Champions League final.

He has just completed his most productive season yet in Chelsea colours with 22 goals, but only eight of those were scored in the Premier League.

Barcelona, who are also preparing a £35m offer for Blues centre-half David Luiz, see Torres as a back-up striker at the Nou Camp and believe a return to Spain can revitalise his flagging career.

They want him to replace international team-mate David Villa, who is set to leave the Nou Camp.

And they are ready to match the £175,000-a- week wages that Torres trousers at the Bridge.

Catalan daily newspaper Sport claims that Barcelona are mulling over a £17million (20 million Euros) bid for the 29-year-old Chelsea striker this summer.

Fingers crossed on how this will unfold.

http://futbolgist.com/2013/06/13/barcelona-want-torres/

What exactly do Barcelona want sef?