"Love him or hate him, nobody can deny that Luis Suarez is one of the greatest center forwards in soccer history. He's scored 509 goals and 277 assists in 845 appearances at the club level, whilst he sits atop Uruguay's all-time scoring charts with 69 goals in 143 caps (second-most for La Celeste after Diego Godin). He's won the championship in Uruguay, Spain, and the Netherlands and finished as the top scorer in England, Spain, the Netherlands and Brazil's"
"Before he became one of the best strikers of his generation, Suarez was just a little boy who loved soccer.... and who loved to win. The first inklings of this madness appeared in 2003, when Suarez was given a second yellow card whilst playing for Nacional's youth team. Throughout a troubling childhood, playing soccer had been his foundation, his light at the end of the tunnel."
Luis Suarez has scored 509 goals and provided 277 assists in 845 club appearances and registered 69 goals in 143 Uruguay caps. He won championships in Uruguay, Spain, and the Netherlands and finished as top scorer in England, Spain, the Netherlands and Brazil's top divisions. He led Uruguay to a Copa America title. Suarez has a record of volatile conduct: in 2003 he headbutted a referee after receiving a second yellow for Nacional's youth team, causing the referee's nose to bleed "like a cow," and his international debut in 2007 ended early with a sending-off.
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