Liverpool is beginning to plan for life with no Fernando Torres as they appear to spend the money produce from the World Cup winner's exit.
Liverpool’s soften stance on Torres’ leaving has alerted Chelsea, who look set to boost their bid of £35million on Monday.
The west London union are still not enthusiastic to pay the £50m that Liverpool seem to be ensuing to but they are encouraged of finding a decision after the Red’s indicate they would be favourable towards a cash plus Nicolas Anelka deal.
The Frenchman is not keen on the go to Liverpool, according to Sky Sports, but Chelsea has been expectant by Liverpool’s theoretical willingness to talk on Torres’ transfer.
Chelsea has opened an assessment into claims from Marseille's safety chief that he was thrown out of Stamford Bridge amid fan disturbance.
The two sides met previous night in the Champions League, with the Blues claiming a 2-0 victory. Throughout the match, the away support booed Nicolas Anelka and was located under management by ground staff.
Head of safety measures, Guy Cazademont, has claim he was evicted from the stadium and Marseille stewards were not permitted to supervise group. He has since affirmed he will report the stuff to Uefa.
