Luis Suarez: Last News

Liverpool ace Stewart Downing has revealed that Luis Suarez never really socialised much with the lads during his three-and-a-half year stint on Merseyside, despite his big on-field personality.Whether you loved him or you loathed him, Suarez was absolutely box office in English football and was never too far away from making the headlines - for better or for worse.He netted 82 goals, was crowned PFA Player of the Year and came within inches of firing Liverpool to Premier League glory for the first time in their history, while on the flip side was embroiled in a racism scandal, was regularly accused of diving and was even caught chomping Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.READ MORE: Arsene Wenger stands by "ludicrous" Luis Suarez bid despite Jamie Carragher's furyAll in all, Suarez was as compelling as they come, but according to Downing, away from the pitch he was anything but."Luis was like two different characters, honestly," Downing told Daily Star Sport ahead of the 360 Sports TV Masters Cup. "Off the pitch he was a lovely lad.

Chelsea last summer Romelu Lukaku insisted he'd be there "for life", though his eternal pledge lasted less than 12 months, leaving Blues fans … a little peeved to say the least. But Big Rom isn't the first player to fail to keep his word, and he sure as hell won't be the last.So with that in mind, here are four other Premier League stars who broke promises to fans.READ MORE: Five words in Romelu Lukaku's Inter statement will rile Chelsea fans and Thomas TuchelSergio Aguero was reduced to tears after Manchester City's defeat to Chelsea in the 2021 Champions League final.It was the Argentine's final match in English football, and he'd hoped to bow out in the perfect manner by sealing the ultimate prize in club football - especially after promising to stay at the Etihad until he did.But with City rehearsing their Harry Kane pick-up lines, and Barcelona keen for him to fill the 'slightly-past-his-best-Latin-striker' role left in the squad by Luis Suarez, Aguero decided to move on.It's not exactly a broken promise City fans are p****d off about, but a broken promise it remains.Which of these broken promises do you think is the most unforgivable? Let us know in the comments section belowThis one hurt.Tottenham fans will probably never forgive Sol Campbell for jumping ship to arch-rivals Arsenal in 2001 - on a Bosman, no less - but the treachery was made even more deplorable by the fact the defender told fans, a few weeks prior, that he wasn't going to leave - live on telly too!Looking back, the promise was anything but sincere.

Lionel Messi is having a blast on vacation!

Arsene Wenger has admitted that there was no release clause over a head-turning transfer offer that could have seen Luis Suarez leave Liverpool for Arsenal back in 2013. Arsenal were desperate to sign the controversial Uruguayan and bolster their strike force while hampering a rival but what followed might be one of the more bizarre transfer stories the Premier League has ever seen.

Manchester United to his signature. Klopp fell in love with the striker as he was preparing to face Benfica in the last eight of the Champions League as the Reds coaching staff analysed their opponents.

Sadio Mane’s true transfer market value is considerably higher than the sum Bayern Munich are offering Liverpool.The 30-year-old is currently being pursued by Bayern with his future at Anfield in doubt. Mane has just 12 months remaining on his contract, which has prompted the Bundesliga champions to offer him a lucrative three-year contract worth £17million-per-year.Bayern are only offering Liverpool around £25.5million for the Senegalese star, which The Athletic claim falls short of the £42.4million they want for their Premier League and Champions League-winning forward.

Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard is ‘getting the band back together’ following the rumours Luis Suarez might be joining the side.The Liverpool legend played alongside the striker at Anfield, as well as attacker Philippe Coutinho. Indeed, Gerrard has already made the Brazilian playmaker’s move from Barcelona permanent this window for £17million, while it appears that the former England international could make it a second former Reds member with Suarez’s signature.The Uruguayan is out of contract at Atletico Madrid and so will be looking for a new club.

Aston Villa are lining up an ambitious swoop for Luis Suarez this summer which can only mean one thing … Steven Gerrard's getting the old band back together!The Atletico Madrid striker - who played alongside both Gerrard and Aston Villa star Philippe Coutinho at Liverpool - is out of contract next month and is understood to be open to a return to the Premier League, though his preference is to remain in Spain.Gerrard has stayed in regular contact with the 35-year-old and even used him to try and curry favour with his international team-mate Rodrigo Bentancur when Villa made a play for the midfielder back in January before the Juventus man chose Tottenham Hotspur instead.Although the transfer window doesn't officially open for a couple of weeks Villa have already made three signings as Gerrard looks to mould the squad in his image. Coutinho has made his loan move permanent, while the signings of Sevilla's Diego Carlos and Marseille's Boubacar Kamara have also been confirmed.More arrivals are expected and Suarez could be the perfect short-term solution to the goalscoring issues Villa experienced in the latter half of last season.

Atletico Madrid. The 35-year-old striker will leave the club at the end of the season once his contract expires, having spent two years in the Spanish capital.

Fernando Torres for Andy CarrollTorres was an absolute sensation at Liverpool, scoring 81 goals in 142 games over four years with the club. He was so good in a red shirt that Chelsea decided to break the bank for him midway through the 2010/11 season.After a protracted transfer saga, Torres eventually moved to west London for £50million on the January transfer deadline day – a fee which made him the sixth-most expensive player in history at the time. Flush with cash, Liverpool paid £35m of that fee straight to Newcastle to sign human battering ram Carroll, who had scored 34 goals in 134 appearances for his hometown club.Perhaps predictably, it did not go well.

Manchester United could be dealt a blow in their pursuit of Benfica talisman Darwin Nunez.

Neymar has been named as the biggest crybaby in football.The Brazil star, 30, has had his critics over the years, with some saying that he goess to ground too easily and throws strops when things don’t come off for him. Now BonusFinder gathered data on the most emotional football players in men’s football and found how Neymar is the worst of them all.The site states its ‘research was conducted by counting the number of important games star players cried in.

Liverpool hero Steven Gerrard has revealed which Manchester United player he wished he played alongside during his playing career, and given his verdict on the age-old Ronaldo versus Messi debate.

UFC star and Liverpool fan Paddy Pimblett has picked his all-time Reds XI, but there was no place for legendary defender Jamie Carragher.The 27-year-old has quickly become one of the most loved UFC stars in England, and the love he shows for his city of Liverpool has only deepened his connection with those in Merseyside. Pimblett is a big Reds fan, and has even been seen in the away end at Inter Milan earlier on in their Champions League venture this season.Like all Liverpool fans, Pimblett is delighted with the current squad under Jurgen Klopp, but there were some old faces named when he picked his all-time Reds XI on BT Sport. But there wasn't any room for Carragher in his selection, as the current Monday Night Football host was left out.Pimblett revealed his squad on BT Sport, as he said: "Goalkeeper, no questions asked - Alisson Becker.

World Cup in Qatar were finally announced on Friday evening - meaning all the fun of predicting the champions now begins.England and the 31 other countries involved now know which groups they are in, the route they will take and who they face when it all kicks-off on November 21. And you can get involved too by grabbing a copy of The Star’s free World Cup wallchart!By clicking the PDF below to download your wallchart, you can print it out and let your imagination run wild.

Jurgen Klopp has opened up about the heart-stopping moment he received a phone call from his agent, who told him that Liverpool were interested in his services back in 2015.The German manager, who had ended his seven-year stint with Borussia Dortmund a few months earlier, says he'd heard rumours of Liverpool's interest via his internet-savvy sons, but wasn't ready to believe it until he officially got the call. When it eventually came, he traded a quick, memorable glance with his boys, and claimed that at that moment, he knew it was the job for him."I had a call from my agent, I was in a holiday mood but I knew about the rumours from my sons who pick up everything," Klopp said on Monday, speaking ahead of Liverpool's Champions League quarter-final first-leg against Benfica tomorrow."The phone rang, when he said 'Liverpool are calling' the boys were staring at me.

Atletico Madrid will definitely be without influential defender Jose Maria Gimenez for their trip to face Manchester City in the Champions League this week.

Manchester United for "one of the worst decisions" the club has made after Edinson Cavani picked up another injury whilst on international duty.Last summer the Uruguayan forward, 35, was handed a one-year extension to extend his stay at Old Trafford but has barely featured due to injuries and the return of Cristiano Ronaldo. Desperate to feature in La Celeste's World Cup qualifiers, Cavani rushed back from a groin strain in order to represent his country but now looks destined for another spell on the side-lines.El Matador managed less than half an hour of Uruguay's eventual 2-0 win against Chile before being replaced by former Liverpool and Barcelona ace Luis Suarez.

Lionel Messi may have joined forces with Neymar at Paris Saint Germain this summer, but it turns out that the Barcelona legend earns less than his Brazilian team-mate.Messi finally left the Nou Camp after a 21-year stint with the Catalan side as it appeared impossible to renew his contract under La Liga regulations. And due to Barcelona's financial difficulties, one of their greatest ever players was forced to leave the club.The Argentine made the move to Paris to link up with friend and former Barcelona team-mate Neymar, while signing a £2.8million-per-month deal.

Manchester United, but he still ranks among the world’s best goalscorers.The Portuguese superstar remains the Red Devils top scorer this term, having also finished with the most goals in Serie A last year.Despite being 37-years-old, Ronaldo is still capable of performing at the highest level, with United’s interim boss Ralf Rangnick making him his first-choice striker at Old Trafford.A new list showing the highest scorers after turning 30 in the top five European leagues has also shown Ronaldo’s remarkable ability to continue to star in the Premier League.The top 10 of the list comprises players from across Europe, with the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga all featured.At number 10 on the list is Luis Suarez, who has scored 103 goals in the 168 games he has played since turning 30 in 2017, across spells at Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.The next man up also spent his seasons since turning 30 entirely in La Liga, with Artiz Aduriz having hit the back of the net 104 times in 269 games for Valencia and Athletic Bilbao.Italian icon Luca Toni comes in at eight, scoring 104 goals in 227 games for the likes of Bayern Munich, Juventus and Hellas Verona.Who do you think is the best player of all time? Let us know in the comments section...Another Italian, Fabio Quagliarella, sits just above Toni, firing in 108 times in the 288 games and nine years since he turned 30,Roma legend Francesco Totti just misses out on a place in the top five, having hit 125 goals in the 279 games he played after turning 30 until his retirement.Robert Lewandowski should move higher than his current fifth place, having scored an astonishing 125 goals in the three years since his 30th birthday.Ronaldo’s fellow superstar Lionel Messi is

Luis Diaz has been wowing fans ever since he made his £37.5 million switch from Porto last month and was at it again during Liverpool training this week.The Colombian was spotted executing a mid-air 'rainbow flick', which supporters on social media rightly labelled "pure tekkerz".Diaz plucked the ball effortlessly out of the sky before sweeping it up over his head from behind, catching it, and knocking it back to his partner in one smooth motion."I literally can't stop watching this," wrote one Liverpool fan on Twitter."This man just rainbow flicked a ball out of the air.