"It's strange but I prefer to keep quiet." Luis Suarez reacts to Ballon d'Or snub

Uruguay forward, Luis Suarez has expressed his shock at being excluded from the 2014 Ballon d’Or nominees list.
And really the reason isn’t far-fetched, his 4-month ban for the infamous World Cup bite is the chief, if not the only reason why his name didn’t make FIFA’s 23-men shortlist.
Here’s his reaction to the news. “Everyone brings it to attention. As my Barca team-mate Gerard Pique said, they voted me as the best player in the most difficult league in the world, or one of the most difficult. I was also the highest goalscorer of all of the European leagues. It’s strange that I’m not on the list, but I prefer to keep quiet before saying things because every time that I speak there could be a problem.”
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4 months after biting incident, Luis Suarez to make official Barcelona debut in El-Clasico.

4 months after he sunk his teeth in the back of Italian player, Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, picked a 4-month ban& £66,000 fine, Uruguayan forward, Luis Suarez is about to make his long-awaited official debut for his new club, Barcelona.

Barcelona FC Manager, Luis Enrique has confirmed that the former Liverpool player would get some minutes on pitch.

“He will play some minutes, how many? That’s a million dollar question. It is an important event for him and he will have some time on the pitch.”

Photos: Angel Di Maria seals Man United move, becomes 6th most expensive footballer of all time+ Top 10 transfers

Manchester United has concluded the signing of Angel Di Maria from Real Madrid on a five-year deal for a record of £59.7m. He has also become the 6th most expensive footballer of all time.
On leaving Real Madrid, the Argentine said “My time at Real Madrid has come to an end. In these 4 years, I have had the honor of wearing this shirt.”
Top 10 most expensive transfer fees of all time
(1) Gareth Bale (Tottenham to Real Madrid) – £88m
(2) Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd to Real Madrid) – £80m
(3) Luis Suarez (Liverpool to Barca) – £75m
(4) Neymar (Santos to Barca) – £71.5m
(5) James Rodriguez (Monaco to Real Madrid) -£63m
(6) Angel Di Maria (Real Madrid to Man Utd) – £59.7m
(7) Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Inter to Barcelona) – £59m
(8) Kaka (AC Milan to Real Madrid) – £56m
(9) Edinson Cavani (Napoli to PSG)- £55m
(10) Radamel Falcao (Atletico Madrid to Monaco) – £51m

Luis Suarez's appeal case unsuccessful, allowed to train and attend matches

Uruguayan striker, Luis Suarez appeal against his four-month ban has been unsuccessful. Recall that he was sanctioned during the World Cup finals for biting an opponent during Uruguay’s clash with France. CAS has however cleared the former Liverpool player to train and attend matches with his Barca team-mates.
The striker was initially banned from all football-related activity. Meanwhile, his public presentation as a new Barcelona player will be held on Monday at the Camp Nou.

Photo of the day: Suarez was here

You people should leave Suarez alone biko! So this female Liverpool fan wore this “Suarez was here” t-shirt to a Liverpool pre-season match in the United States. Incase you don’t get the drift, the t-shirt made light of the Uruguayan’s last biting incident which happened at the 2014 World Cup. Come to think of it, fashion brands can rake in a good amount of money from this. The highest no of buyers might be Liverpool fans. You never can tell!

‘I would have been disappointed to see Luis Suarez go to Arsenal’- Steven Gerrard.

Steven Gerrard just made more enemies in Arsenal fans. The Liverpool captain reportedly told embattled Uruguayan striker, Luis Suarez that he was pleased with his decision to join Barcelona adding that an Arsenal move wouldn’t have been too good.

“His dream from the first day he came was to play for Real Madrid or Barcelona. Last summer when he was out in the cold and training on his own that’s the conversation I had with him. I said: ‘Don’t go to Arsenal. I would have been really sad and disappointed to see Luis go to Arsenal. With all due respect to them, I said to him that he was too good for Arsenal. I said if you score 30 goals for us and win the PFA player of the year, the press player of the year – I knew he was going to win them – I told him Real or Barcelona will come for you.”

He continued, “I’m disappointed to see him leave now but I am happy for him that’s he has got what he wants and deserves. Since day one he has been phenomenal in training every day and in the games. I think he got the wrong advice last year from people around him, from people saying he needed to play in the Champions League and it did not matter who it was for.

“I have experience of the Spanish clubs myself and I know if you play well they will come back and come back. I knew they’d be back for him as well. I just thought for his own sake, to get respect off the Liverpool fans, he had to give us at least one year. A lot of people might still think he should have given us one more, but my big dream was to play for Liverpool, and the foreign players’ big dream is to play for Real Madrid or Barcelona, that’s a fact.” He concluded.

This photo of Italian striker, Mario Balotelli isn't so cool.

We all have laughed or made jokes from Uruguay striker, Luis Suarez’s lastest biting incident. But for his colleague, Mario Balotelli to deride him openly like this? I don’t think it is cool. And I hope I don’t sound judgemental. Well, we all know who Mario Balotelli is anyway.

Biting incident: Luis Suarez issues out apology. Giorgio Chiellini replies

Several days after he was banned from the World Cup by FIFA, Uruguay forward, Luis Suarez has issued an apology to the Italy he bit.

My apologies to Chiellini

‘After several days of being home with my family, I have had the opportunity to regain my calm and reflect about the reality of what occurred during the Italy-Uruguay match on June 24, 2014.
‘Independent from the fallout and the contradicting declarations that have surfaced during these past days, all of which have been without the intention of interfering with the good performance of my national team, the truth is that my colleague Giorgio Chillieni suffered the physical result of a bite in the collision he suffered with me.

‘For this: – I deeply regret what occurred.
‘I apologise to Giorgio Chiellini and the entire football family.
‘I vow to the public that there will never be another incident like.’ He wrote on his personal website.
Chiellini retweeted his tweet and also replied him

“@luis16Suarez: It’s all forgotten, I hope FIFA will reduce your suspension”
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