Luis Suarez: Last News

Atletico Madrid will resist any temptation to throw Antoine Griezmann back into the line-up against Manchester United, preferring to take a 'risk' with Luis Suarez instead.

Thomas Lemar is a doubt for Atletico Madrid's Champions League tie against Manchester United on Wednesday night.

Atletico Madrid on Saturday.

Atletico Madrid have been dealt a major injury boost ahead of next week's Champions League last 16 first leg against Manchester United as Antoine Griezmann has returned to first-team training.

Liverpool fans have already taken a shine to their new January signing Luis Diaz, and the Colombian winger was given his own chant on Saturday.Diaz has impressed since he made the switch from Porto last month, and Jurgen Klopp handed him a start against the Canaries.The Reds survived a scare after Milan Rashica broke the deadline for Norwich just inside the second half.But Klopp's side fired back quickly with goals through Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah, and then Diaz.And after getting off the mark for his new side, Diaz was serenaded by the Kop with his own song.However, the song awarded to the Reds' new star has been heard at Anfield before.The Kop reworked their old Luis Suarez chant, only changing the Suarez for Diaz."What a bright player we have in our hands. And that chant though for Diaz," one fan tweeted.Another added: "Anfield singing the Luis Suarez chant for Luis Diaz against Norwich.

Barcelona’s 1-1 draw with Napoli in the Europa League on Thursday night.Torres missed two golden opportunities in the dying embers of the match which left the 21-year-old broken after the full time whistle sounded. The Spaniard scored the equaliser for the Catalan club in the 59th minute after Napoli took the lead in the first half through Piotr Zielinski.

Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero said Michael Owen is his favourite Liverpool player of all time.The five-time Premier League winner played against plenty of Anfield legends during his ten-year stay at the Citizens.Aguero turned out against the likes of Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez, as well as current Reds’ heroes Sadio Mane, and Mohamed Salah.He faced off against the Reds on 22 occasions in his career, contributing seven goals and four assists in many memorable meetings against the Merseysiders. However, Aguero snubbed all the legends he starred against, stating Owen was his favourite ever Reds player.“Michael Owen” was Aguero’s firm reply when a fan tweeted him, asking who his favourite Liverpool player was.After bursting through the ranks at Anfield, Owen became one of the best strikers in world football at Anfield.He contributed an outstanding 158 goals and 53 assists in 297 appearances for the Premier League giants, between 1996 and 2004.

Lionel Messi is without doubt one of the kindest players in football.  From paying medical bills to helping fund entire hospitals, the ex-Barcelona star has done more than his fair share of charity work. Messi even opened his own charity, the Lionel Messi Foundation, which has been running since 2007.

Daily Star Sport is looking at five such examples from recent years. Phil Foden has quickly emerged as one of Manchester City's hottest stars in arguably their greatest side ever.And the youngsters rise to the top of the sport has been so meteoric, it's easy to forget that not too long ago Foden was a ball boy himself.As Stevan Jovetic celebrated a goal against Swansea City in the Premier League in late 2014 a young Foden can be seen smiling in the background.Amazingly, just three seasons later, a 17-year-old Foden would be part of City's 100-point side.Have we missed anyone off our list? Let us know in the comments section Before Donny van de Beek was best known for riding the bench at Manchester United, he was a star in his native Netherlands.

Atletico Madrid produced a stunning late show to fight back and beat Valencia 3-2 with two goals in stoppage time, drawing comparisons to Tottenham’s comeback against Leicester just days before.The LaLiga champions were rocked by going into the half-time interval two goals down after some shoddy defending.American midfielder Yunus Musah skipped past two defenders before slotting into the near post past Jan Oblak to hand Valencia a shock lead inside 22 minutes.The hosts were then stunned into silence after Los Che full-back Hugo Duro rolled home, again taking advantage of sloppy marking in a usually organised Atletico backline.But Diego Simeone’s side set about embarking on the comeback trail when Matheus Cunha struck on 64 minutes to halve the deficit.In the first minute of seven added for stoppage time, Luis Suarez’s effort was saved by Jaume Domenech and there was Angel Correa to sweep home the rebound.Simeone celebrated euphorically on the touchline as the Wanda Metropolitano erupted, but there was still time for more drama.HAVE YOUR SAY: Which is the best comeback you have ever witnessed? Comment below.Cunha then turned provider with after striking a low cross-shot towards the far post and then was centre-back Mario Hermoso to tap home into the empty net.Valencia appealed for offside but the goal was allowed to stand after a brief check from the VAR, handing Atletico a precious victory.The win had a familiar feel to it as it was almost identical to the events that unfolded at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Premier League and link up with his former Liverpool team-mates — by lining up a move to Aston Villa in the January transfer window.The 34-year-old played alongside Villa boss Steven Gerrard at Anfield between 2011 and 2014, with Philippe Coutinho joining a year later from Inter Milan.The trio played a key role in the Reds’ title charge in the 2013-14, narrowly missing out to Manchester City after Liverpool’s poor form towards the end of the season.Suarez went on to join Barcelona in 2014 for £75m, Gerrard left for LA Galaxy a year later and Coutinho headed to Camp Nou in a record £142m switch in January 2018.But now, with Suarez seemingly keen for more regular football, reports in Spain suggest the striker — now at Atletico Madrid — is willing to reunite with his former Kop pals in the Midlands with Aston Villa.According to Spanish transfer expert Gerard Romero, the Uruguayan has put all other offers on hold and is ‘focused’ on securing a move to reunite with Gerrard before the transfer window shuts.Unsurprisingly, both Villa and Liverpool fans are excited about the prospect of seeing Suarez return to England after seven years away.One social media user praised Gerrard's business in the transfer market: "If this is true, Gerrard is doing bits."Another Twitter user tweeted: "Aston Villa are serious. They want top 4."But one Villa fan, Dave, is not convinced: "As a Villa fan, I'm not sure about this.

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone subbed him off despite their side chasing a goal.

Atletico Madrid's Luis Suarez has claimed Manchester United 'are one of the best teams' in the Champions League this season.

888sport, Enrique told the Liverpool ECHO: "To be honest, I want to see this season of Salah in full and maybe I would change my opinions to him!" "For me, Suarez is the best player I've ever seen."You can compare the two teams of Liverpool that nearly won the league 13/14 with the one now, but the reality is Salah has Firmino, Jota and Mane all scoring as well."And how dependent were we on Luis at times? He would take the ball past three or four defenders and do something. I've never seen that before.Who was better for Liverpool - Suarez or Salah? Comment down below"They also play in two different positions.

Lionel Messi when he faced his close friend in La Liga last season.Suarez developed a close relationship with Messi during his six years at Barcelona, where the duo fired the Catalan giants to four La Liga titles and the Champions League.But he was forced to leave the Nou Camp ahead of last season, after being told he was no longer wanted by new boss Ronald Koeman.The striker subsequently joined Atletico Madrid, with superstar Messi slamming Barcelona for allowing Suarez to depart in such a manner.It was turned out to be the perfect move for Suarez, with the Uruguayan scoring 21 goals as Diego Simeone’s side won the LaLiga title.Messi, meanwhile, scored 38 goals in all competitions in what proved to be his final season in Spain before a

David Templeton once scored a memorable goal for Hearts in a Europa League match against Liverpool at Anfield, but says signing for Rangers was his proudest moment.

Liverpool in the latter stages of his time as manager.Rodgers is now in charge of Leicester, but between 2012 and 2015 he was the manager of Liverpool.The Northern Irishman guided the Reds to second place in the 2013/14 season as his Liverpool side finished two points behind champions Manchester City.That season was the high water mark of Rodgers’ time in charge at Anfield, with the club scoring 101 goals in the Premier League season, with the front three of Raheem Sterling, Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge wowing crowds.But there were rumbling of discontent behind the scenes that year, with Agger frustrated to be behind Martin Skrtel and Mamadou Sakho in the pecking order.The Danish centre-back played 20 Premier League games that season,

Liverpool striker Neil Mellor believes Mohamed Salah has the same capacity to “suddenly do something outrageous” as former Reds’ striker Luis Suarez.The Egyptian forward has already smashed home 10 goals and seven assists in 11 Premier League appearances for Jurgen Klopp’s side this season.His ruthless finishing and blistering pace have seen many label him as the best player in world football on current form.Salah’s wonder goals against Manchester City and Watford left the Premier League speechless, and his opposition on the floor as he danced around them before finishing off two spectacular solo strikes.And Mellor says the 29-year-old’s jaw-dropping displays have reminded him of how Suarez regularly brought Anfield to its feet.“He (Salah)

Manchester United star Patrice Evra has revealed he wanted to physically attack ex-Liverpool star Luis Suarez in revenge for being racially abused.The Frenchman spoke about how he managed to restrain himself from attacking the forward during the infamous game in which Suarez reportedly called him the Spanish N-word, while he was close to doing the same when the striker snubbed his handshake.Telling how his rage over the saga nearly came to a physical assault in Manchester, Evra said: “One day I was walking in Manchester in Deansgate and my brother said "oh it's Luis Suarez over there".

Manchester United star Patrice Evra claimed he was ‘ready to attack’ then-Liverpool forward Luis Suarez when he saw him in Manchester town centre. At the time, Evra had come across the striker soon after the Uruguayan allegedly racially abused the former defender during a match in 2011.Suarez was handed an eight-match ban as well as a £40,000 fine by the FA for his actions.

Chelsea academy when they were both just seven-years-old. They instantly grew close and their families even holidayed together before Rice was released by the club in 2014.Despite their tragic separation, they've spent plenty of time in each other's company since.