Luis Suarez reveals that the British manager is “the best one” to make him a player
There is a very strong argument that Luis Suarez is the best striker of his generation. Above Robert Lewandowski, above Karim Benzema, above the rest of the chase backpack. From his Liverpool era, almost featuring the club’s first Premier League title at the time, to the formation of MSN next to Neymar and Lionel Messi, South America has never fallen past world-class throughout its longer peak.
Even in Miami, Suarez is still showing his quality as he approaches his 40s. He is just one of those players, no matter their natural physical decline, and may always recover incredible technical abilities.
However, what proves Suarez to be one of the best places in his generation is the praise of many legends before him. Among those who are in awe of his abilities, former teammate and Liverpool legend Stephen Gerrard said: Here’s the best: “Louis seems to be cleaning up right now.
“He won everything and we were lucky to have such world-class talents like Louis is here to play with us and help us achieve great things and succeed.
“He’s far away from there as the best player I’ve ever played, which doesn’t respect others – the club and the country have some top talent – but this guy can do a lot.
“He’s different from most football players. There’s a bit of disappointment around, but if this guy stayed for a few years, I think there’ll be some very important nights.”
Gerrard’s praise at the time was originally the music of Suarez’s ears, and even after he joined Barcelona, South America did not forget the impact of Liverpool on his career.
Suarez: Rogers educated me before moving in Barcelona
Suarez reflects on his time at Anfield after getting more headlines in Spain, and he wasted no time because his influence on Brendan Rodgers had had an impact on his career.
“He is one of the best coaches in Europe and I’m not surprised that he wants to replay because it’s a game he loves. I’m glad he’s been spending a lot of time since leaving Liverpool.
“He should only play top clubs in Champions League football at top clubs.
“Of course, he’s working hard to make the team stronger, but he does work one-on-one with the players. He’ll sit down with every player in the club and do it where you can improve, where you can develop the opposition, he doesn’t have a chance.” (Suarez at Rodgers
Rodgers and Suarez almost achieved what many thought was unthinkable at Liverpool in 2014, before the Reds beat the Premier League Championship. Alas, even in the face of failure, it is obvious that the manager and the striker are at their best.
