While at Barça, so low on a goal, they regret having almost given Luis Suárez (six million euros in variables) to a direct rival such as Atlético de Madrid, the Uruguayan striker has emerged, in only 12 games of Contested league, in which he has scored nine goals, in the lethal and winning weapon of the rojiblanco team to aspire with guarantees to the title. Luis Suárez is already the top scorer in the championship, tied with Gerard Moreno and Iago Aspas, and in just a dozen league games he has scored more than half of the goals he scored last season with the Barça team: 16 in 28 games. At the moment, the Uruguayan striker has beaten the goal of seven of the rivals he has faced in the competition. He could not play against Barcelona because of the coronavirus and he did not score against Real Madrid, nor has he done so yet in the Champions League, but in the League he is reaffirming himself as a true killer of the area, a devastating ‘9’ of those who they can hardly be found in the world.
Three weeks after his 34th birthday, Luis Suárez has become, since his spectacular debut as a mattress keeper with a double against Granada, in Atlético’s great hope to conquer a League to which the rojiblanco team is a firm candidate when the end of the first round. The last two goals scored by the ‘Pistolero’, Getafe and Alavés, have given Atlético two victories, and the one achieved on Sunday in the 90th minute in Mendizorroza was another demonstration of character, instinct and placement, with the experience that he has to be in the right place at the right time. “The goal (1-2 against Alavés) is a great goal, with the ‘9’ where it has to be,” congratulated Diego Pablo Simeone, who thanks to Luis Suárez has modified the style of his team, now more offensive and elaborate , given that the Uruguayan no longer has the physique to gallop against and where he is really decisive is in the area.
Although Luis Suárez can spend many minutes without coming into contact with the ball, in his natural habitat he is a predator, and Simeone also highlights his associative character, as does that of Joao Félix, with whom the former blue-grained gets better and better. . Of his nine goals, seven have been achieved with his foot (two with his head), and four of them he has achieved in the last quarter of an hour of the matches, which also shows, a separate double against Granada to extend the final scoring at 6-1, which in the moments of greatest demand and pressure grows, as it happened against Betis (2-0 in 91 ‘) and in the victory’ in extremis’ in Vitoria.
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