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Which team did Miguel Torres (footballer, born 1986) play for from 2013 to 2014?
Miguel Torres ( footballer , born 1986 ) Miguel Torres Gómez ( ; born 28 January 1986 ) is a Spanish former professional footballer . Usually a right-back , he was equally at ease on the other flank . He played 223 La Liga matches over 11 seasons , in representation of Real Madrid , Getafe and Málaga . He also competed professionally in Greece , with Olympiacos . Club career . Real Madrid . Born in Madrid , Torres joined Real Madrids junior teams at the age of 12 . He made his first-team debut against Écija Balompié as a starter , in a Copa del Rey game on 25 October 2006 , because of injuries to defenders Fabio Cannavaro , Cicinho and Míchel Salgado . He also played in the return leg as a substitute after replacing Sergio Ramos in the 80th minute , and started in both cup matches against Real Betis . Torres made his La Liga debut in his fourth consecutive appearance for Real Madrid , playing the whole 90 minutes against Real Zaragoza on 14 January 2007 ( 1–0 home win ) . He kept his place in the side the following week against RCD Mallorca , with that performance leading coach Fabio Capello to state : It is not easy to find a player with as much personality and talent in attack and defence as Torres . On 10 February 2007 , against Real Sociedad , Torres made his first assist : after a quick run on the left flank he provided a left-footed ( he was right-footed by nature ) cross for Ruud van Nistelrooy , whose header found the net as Madrid came from behind to win it away 2–1 . With Torres as an important piece ( first appearing in round 18 , he only missed three matches until the end of the campaign , starting in all but one ) , Real Madrid won its 30th league title – however , he was unable to play in the decisive game against Mallorca due to a hamstring tear . He signed his first professional contract on 12 July 2007 , joining the main squad permanently from Real Madrid Castilla . Although Torres appeared in more league matches in the following season , he would start significantly less ( as Madrid repeated league honours ) , primarily due to the signing of Argentine Gabriel Heinze . During the 2008–09 campaign , still under Bernd Schuster first and later Juande Ramos , he did not fare any better ; additionally , he switched back from number 38 to 22 which he previously wore with Castilla . Getafe . For 2009–10 , Torres changed to No . 2 following Salgados departure to Blackburn Rovers . However , on 31 August – transfer deadline day – he moved to neighbours Getafe CF on a five-year contract , with Real having the option to rebuy in the first two . In the 2011–12 season , under new manager Luis García , Torres was challenged by new signing Juan Valera for the right-back position , but still appeared in more than 20 league matches as the Madrid outskirts team again retained their division status . On 16 April 2012 he scored his first goal as a senior , netting the opener in a 5–1 home win against Sevilla FC . Olympiacos and Málaga . On 9 August 2013 , Torres joined Olympiacos F.C . from Greece on a three-year deal worth a reported €500,000 , reuniting with Míchel who also coached him at Getafe and Real Madrid Castilla . After only ten competitive games he returned to Spains top flight a year later , signing a one-year contract at Málaga CF with the option of two more . During his later spell at the La Rosaleda Stadium , Torres suffered several injury problems and was also deemed surplus to requirements by manager Juan Ramón López Muñiz . On 4 July 2019 , the 33-year-old announced his retirement from football . International career . Torres made his debut for the Spain under-21 team on 6 February 2007 in a 2–2 draw against England , remaining a regular in subsequent fixtures . Honours . Real Madrid - La Liga : 2006–07 , 2007–08 - Supercopa de España : 2008 ; Runner-up 2007 Olympiacos - Super League Greece : 2013–14