Dalglish says Liverpool away fans can treat Chelsea signing Torres as they see fit

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish refused to make any appeal to away fans not to jeer Fernando Torres at Chelsea today.
Supporters had burned replica No9 Torres shirts outside Anfield on transfer deadline day after it was revealed that the Spaniard was heading to Chelsea, ­following their £50million bid.
Dalglish said: “The fans will ­behave the way they have always behaved – they will support ­Liverpool ­Football Club.
“How they choose to do that is up to them – they don’t need me to tell them how to behave.”

Chelsea set to seal £48m deal for Torres

Liverpool and Chelsea have agreed a fee for Fernando Torres.

The Spanish striker has been linked with a move to Chelsea after handing in a transfer request last Friday but the two clubs had failed to agree terms for the deal to go ahead.

Chelsea originally turned the player’s head with a £35m offer but the Reds are now believed to have agreed on a fee closer to £50m.

Torres is now awaiting a medical with Chelsea ahead of a move being completed.

The 26-year-old is set to be part of a double swoop which could also see Benfica defender David Luiz arrive at the club.

"Liverpool Football Club tonight confirmed they have agreed a fee with Chelsea for the sale of Fernando Torres," read a statement on the club's website.

"The player has now been given permission to speak to the London club."