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Chelsea midfielder Fernando Torres says he learned a lot from his Chelsea loan deal, but says he has learned from Jose Mourinho.

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By . Rajvir Rai for MailOnline . Follow @@R_Rai . Fernando Torres insists he has a good relationship with Jose Mourinho and bears no grudges towards the Chelsea manager. Torres signed a two-year loan deal with AC Milan on Sunday to bring an end to his frustrating Chelsea career. The 30-year-old - signed for a then British transfer record of £50million in 2011 - had fallen out of favour with Mourinho and was left out of the club's opening three Premier League games after the arrivals of Diego Costa and Didier Drogba at Stamford Bridge. Fresh start: Fernando Torres poses with his AC Milan shirt after moving to Italy on Sunday . Fresh start: Torres joined Milan on a two-year loan deal to see out his Chelsea contract until June 30 2016 . Talking tactics: Jose Mourinho (right) gets his message across to Fernando Torres . Worlds apart: Jose Mourinho did not play Fernando Torres in any of Chelsea's Premier League games . 'I had a very good relationship with Jose. When I was signed by Milan he wished me all the best,' Torres told The Evening Standard. 'He spoke about the passion that the city of Milan has for football and that I would settle in well. I learnt a lot from him as a coach. I wish him all the best, as he has done with me. 'Perhaps in the future our paths will meet again. I don't need to say anything else. We have to always act and play as professionals.'