Fernando Torres is much-maligned for his poor scoring record at Chelsea, where his 46 goals cost more than £1million per strike. Now he has returned to his boyhood club Atletico Madrid, surely his fortunes will improve, right? Well if his first training session on loan from AC Milan is anything to go by, perhaps not. In front of the cameras in Majadahonda, at Atletico's training ground, Torres struggled to hit the target - scoring just one of his five headed attempts in a shooting drill. Fernando Torres sprinted through hoops before directing five headers at goal, unfortunately only one went in . The ex-Chelsea striker was all smiles as he spoke to coach Oscar Ortega, despite his poor performance . Torres leaps for the ball during the training session, aiming to divert his header into the goal in front of him . The Spaniard connects well with the header, as two Atletico Madrid coaches watch on from the side . Unfortunately, the ball ends up wide of the target, leaving the coach stretching to receive it . Fernando Torres' goalscoring record at Chelsea does not look good: . Premier League: 20 goals in 110 games . Domestic cups: 7 goals in 19 games . European competitions: 19 goals in 43 games . Total: 46 goals in 172 games . The clip will fuel Chelsea fans' views that ridding themselves of 'El Nino' was the right decision, while Atletico coach Diego Simeone will have a tough job on his hands instilling confidence back to the Spanish striker. At Liverpool he was prolific, proving himself worthy of a £50million move to west London in 2011. He scored 65 goals in 102 appearances at Anfield, and became a fans favourite in his three-and-a-half years there. But where did it all go wrong? Simeone will, of course, be hoping that a return to the club where it all began and where he scored 84 goals in 214 matches will ignite something in Torres, a passion that will inspire him to score plenty in La Liga. But, for now, it seems Torres is still unable to find the back of the net. Torres started his career at Atletico Madrid, where he is pictured coming up against Real Madrid's Raul Bravo . Torres, pictured in December 2013, celebrates after scoring one of his 20 goals for Chelsea . The former Liverpool striker (centre, pictured in 2010) signed for AC Milan this week, from Chelsea .
Fernando Torres agreed a deal to move from Chelsea to AC Milan this week .
Upon the announcement, he was loaned to boyhood club Atletico Madrid .
At Chelsea, Torres received criticism for his poor goalscoring record .
In his first training session in Madrid, Torres scored one of five attempts .
Fernando Torres is much-maligned for his poor scoring record at Chelsea, where his 46 goals cost more than £1million per strike. Now he has returned to his boyhood club Atletico Madrid, surely his fortunes will improve, right? Well if his first training session on loan from AC Milan is anything to go by, perhaps not. In front of the cameras in Majadahonda, at Atletico's training ground, Torres struggled to hit the target - scoring just one of his five headed attempts in a shooting drill. Fernando Torres sprinted through hoops before directing five headers at goal, unfortunately only one went in . The ex-Chelsea striker was all smiles as he spoke to coach Oscar Ortega, despite his poor performance . Torres leaps for the ball during the training session, aiming to divert his header into the goal in front of him . The Spaniard connects well with the header, as two Atletico Madrid coaches watch on from the side . Unfortunately, the ball ends up wide of the target, leaving the coach stretching to receive it . Fernando Torres' goalscoring record at Chelsea does not look good: . Premier League: 20 goals in 110 games . Domestic cups: 7 goals in 19 games . European competitions: 19 goals in 43 games . Total: 46 goals in 172 games . The clip will fuel Chelsea fans' views that ridding themselves of 'El Nino' was the right decision, while Atletico coach Diego Simeone will have a tough job on his hands instilling confidence back to the Spanish striker. At Liverpool he was prolific, proving himself worthy of a £50million move to west London in 2011. He scored 65 goals in 102 appearances at Anfield, and became a fans favourite in his three-and-a-half years there. But where did it all go wrong? Simeone will, of course, be hoping that a return to the club where it all began and where he scored 84 goals in 214 matches will ignite something in Torres, a passion that will inspire him to score plenty in La Liga. But, for now, it seems Torres is still unable to find the back of the net. Torres started his career at Atletico Madrid, where he is pictured coming up against Real Madrid's Raul Bravo . Torres, pictured in December 2013, celebrates after scoring one of his 20 goals for Chelsea . The former Liverpool striker (centre, pictured in 2010) signed for AC Milan this week, from Chelsea .
Fernando Torres is much-maligned for his poor returned to his boyhood club Atletico Madrid, his first training session on loan from AC Milan target - scoring just one of his five headed it . Fernando Torres' goalscoring record at to the Spanish striker. At Liverpool he was pictured in 2010) signed for AC Milan this week, from Chelsea .