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Spanish striker Fernando Torres announced the end of his 18-year football career on Friday.
After two spells at boyhood club Atletico Madrid, time in the Premier League with Liverpool and Chelsea, a loan stint at Italian side AC Milan, and a final season in Japan with Sagan Tosu - as well as a remarkably successful international career with Spain - Torres retires having won a host of major trophies.
Starting from the 2008 European Championships and concluding with Atletico's Europa League trophy in 2018, Torres won seven major trophies during his career. Take a look at Torres' trophy haul in the photo gallery above.
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