Fernando Torres’ two new Chelsea ‘homes’ will be Stamford Bridge and Cobham. The striker worked out for the first time at Chelsea’s training facilities in Cobham on Tuesday. After the 45 minute session the striker was given a tour of the world class complex.

Chelsea’s state-of-the-art training headquarters are based in a small town called Cobham in Surrey. The multi-million pound development, which boasts rehabilitation, medical and media facilities, is approximately 32 kilometres south-west of central London.

The Blues play their home games at Stamford Bridge in west London. The stadium, which was officially opened in 1877, was originally used by the London Athletics Club until Chelsea FC was born in 1905 and set up headquarters at Stamford Bridge. The stadium’s current capacity is 41,841.