It is still difficult to digest that Luis Suárez has returned to South America out of love for his club and is playing in the domestic tournament with the Nacional jersey. Just a few months ago we saw him scoring goals at the Wanda Metropolitano and playing in tournaments like the Champions League; however, now he has to change in precarious locker rooms and receives unimaginable insults.
In an interview with Telemundo in Uruguay, the former forward of Liverpool, Barcelona, and Atlético Madrid told an anecdote that, when you hear it for the first time, seems ridiculous, since the 'Pistolero', the same one who won all the titles in Europe, revealed that someone shouted "failure" at him.
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This happened in the last game of the Uruguayan tournament, precisely in Nacional's victory over Liverpool Uruguay. "You can hear everything when they shout at you. It caught my attention when I went to take a throw-in and someone called me a failure," Luis Suárez narrated amidst the laughter of his interviewers.
"I didn't see who it was, but shouting failure at me makes no sense there. It's just the typical Uruguayan shout that they shout for the sake of shouting, but it's nice to live through that whole experience and that stage that I hadn't felt in a long time,"