Former Atletico Madrid star and legendary Spain international striker Fernando Torres retired from playing just 18 months ago, but he has transformed his appearance.
Now aged 36, Torres – who has embarked on a coaching career within the youth ranks at Atleti – now cuts a much bulkier and powerful figure than he did during his playing days, when he was renowned for his electric pace and movement.
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Torres netted 121 goals in 350 games for Los Rojiblancos across two different spells in the Spanish capital and is a club legend at Atleti.
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He won the Segunda title with the club in 2002 and the Europa League title 16 years later, although his most successful stint in terms of trophies was with Chelsea – with whom he won the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup titles.
His most prolific spell of his career came at Liverpool – 81 goals in three-and-a-half campaigns – while he netted 38 goals in 110 caps for Spain, for whom he won two European Championships in 2008 and 2012, alongside the 2010 World Cup.