With Fernando Torres just as before failing woefully to offer for Chelsea this year, speculation is rife that the Blues could be planning to reduce their losses on the person in the summer. A possible swap offer involving AtlAtico Madrid's abundant Radamel Falcao has been mooted in the British press, with The Daily Mail quoting Diego Simeone's interest in his former teammate. It would be a move that would send shockwaves through European basketball, but it is a deal that makes a great deal of sense, when you actually consider it. Regarding Torres, when all parties determine that enough is enough there has ahead a point. The 29-year-old's dramatic loss of type since joining the club back in 2011 can no longer be only labelled as a "dip," and it's obvious that there's something not quite right with the Spaniard. In other words, Torres has never really seemed happy at Stamford Bridge. With such a monumental move fee being positioned on his mind, it had been crucial that Torres got down to a good start to life at his new club since Chelsea were always likely to expect him to hit the floor running after splashing out such a huge amount of cash. Torres was not brought in for his potential; he was brought in to score goals from the off, and when that failed to materialise it was always going to be an uphill struggle to make an impact in West London. Hero: Fernando Torres could possibly be set to return to the club where he produced his nameLuis Bagu/Getty Images Not the appearance of Rafael BenAtez this year, the man who got him playing the best football of his career at Liverpool, has changed the fortunes of Torres. Roman Abramovich has mainly shown a lot of trust in Torres and has seemed eager to make successful to the move, but even he must now be starting to accept that it only isn't likely to work. You'd suppose that the overriding reason behind Abramovich employing BenAtez was to obtain his No. 9 firing on all cylinders again (because there certainly doesn't appear to be any other reasoning to the choice) and with that gamble also failing woefully to come down, it is looking increasingly likely that the Spanish couple will soon be ancient history come the start of next year. With Torres' share having today plummeted in England, a move back to Spain might be just the break needed seriously to get El NiAo back playing with a look on his face again and AtlAtico will be just in regards to the perfect destination. Torres needs to look for a club where he will be loved again, and therefore a shift back to the Town by which he learnt his trade would probably be a nice-looking proposition. Torres enjoyed a tremendously effective spell at the Vicente CalderAn during his first spell with Los Rojiblancos and is consequently still hugely respected by the club's fans. World Class: Signing Falcao would represent a significant coup for ChelseaDenis Doyle/Getty Images What's more, it is not like AtlAtico are creating the figures in Spain with the team looking nailed to secure Champions League football for next season and as such Torres would still have a way to perform at the very highest degree of the game. Torres' pleasure may have taken a huge bump because of this of his fall at the Bridge, and a fresh start, particularly at a club in which heAwillAalways beAhero-worshippedA, might be all that is needed to get him back to his best. For Chelsea, in the form of Falcao they would be getting one of many very best strikers in world football only at that precise moment in time, and it'd comeAas a surprise if he was not a success in England. He's undeniably an update over Torres, having won a remarkable quantity of goals through the duration of his career, on present form. The Colombian would be a resource to the Premier League as a whole, though I am certain that English defences would argue with that recommendation. At age 27, the former Porto forward would be arrivingAinAEnglandAjust when he should really be about to reach his primary, which would be a enormous increase to Chelsea's subject hopes next season. Of course, as Torres has shown, you are able to never be too sure about how precisely a player will react to the force of a huge price tag, but Falcao has previously shown that such a situation has not just worried him before by banging in the objectives in Manhattan project Liga since going for a fee of a40 million. It's an exchange deal that would suit all parties concerned and would give everyone else a chance to put this whole sorry Torres tale to their rear. The finish could have come for Torres in England, but with Falcao leading just how, few would bet against a bright new future on the horizon at Stamford Bridge. Follow Andy Ward on Facebook
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