Former Liverpool striker Fernando Torres seeks £687,000 in compensation from the Spanish government for Covid-19 damages suffered by his gym chain
- Torres is reportedly taking legal action against the Spanish government for damages
- His gym group, New Fitness, incurred a loss of £172,000 during the Covid-19 pandemic
- The case has now reached the Supreme Court in Spain as Torres demands compensation
Former Chelsea and Liverpool forward Fernando Torees is reportedly taking legal action against the Spanish government for damages suffered by his gym chain due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Spaniard, who now works as a coach at Atletico Madrid, retired in 2019 after a spell in Japan.
Since retiring, Torres has made several investments and owns a chain of gyms called ‘New Fitness’.
According to Spanish news outlet El Confidencial, as reported by Football Espana, his chain of gyms had generated £86,000 in profit prior to the pandemic, but suffered losses when safety measures were implemented by the Spanish government and Madrid Council.
The gym chain’s
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