Kenny Huang hopes his push for Liverpool convinces Fernando Torres to pledge his commitment.
The Daily Mail says Huang is believed to have already spoken to senior figures at Anfield to express his seriousness about a buy-out and in the hope that his message will filter down to help persuade top stars like Torres, who returned to training yesterday after his post-World Cup break, that the club does have a better future.
Torres has yet to publicly commit himself to the club the way captain Steven Gerrard did on his return from international duty, and speculation still links the Spain striker with the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City.
The 26-year-old is disappointed with the lack of investment in the squad but, with a potential change of ownership around the corner, he may find last season's request for 'four or five' players is granted sooner than he could have wished.
