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#4 Fernando Torres
A fan favourite at Atletico, Fernando Torres is a product of their youth system and made his debut in 2001 when Atletico were in the Spanish second division. Nicknamed El Nino by the fans, he made more than 200 appearances for Atletico before earning a big money move to Liverpool.
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After stints at Liverpool, Chelsea and Milan, Torres was brought back to his hometown by manager Diego Simeone. After largely forgettable performances at Chelsea and Milan, he began to show flashes of his old brilliance at Atletico.
But age caught up with him as he was largely restricted to substitute appearances from the bench and finally he announced his departure in order to make way for the younger generation.
His career at Atletico ended on a high though with a Europa League triumph in their final game of the season. Like compatriot Iniesta, he has decided to continue his career in Japan, where he is going to represent Sagan Tosu.
