Suarez has come a long way since his last, and hopefully final, incident back at FIFA World Cup in Brazil, when he bit Giorgio Chiellini. The Italian defender was the third rival to be bitten by Suarez and Barcelona did everything they could to make sure he remained the last one.
People were somewhat wondering why a club of such stature would opt to go for a player of such notoriety, but many believe that Luis Suarez’s public image has been in great deal forged by the blood-thirsty media, who did little to help the Uruguay player deal with his problems.
The Catalans had no dilemma about Luis Suarez.
El Pistolero fitted perfectly into their system, the former Liverpool striker is a different type to Zlatan Ibrahimovic who would be classified as the classic Number 9.
Suarez’s versatility make him a valuable asset and no wonder Barcelona were willing to cash out €81 million to sign him from Liverpool in 2014.
Barcelona were patient enough to wait for his “football-related activities” ban to expire, but he was well worth the wait.
Despite the ban, Uruguay international went on to score 16 goals in 27 league appearances and 25 in 43 games across all competitions during his maiden season at Camp Nou.
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