Suarez, this ordeal which prevents him from playing with his son

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Suarez, this ordeal which prevents him from playing with his son

Luis Suarez is about to leave the Grêmio club and aims for Inter Miami, but his knee is causing him pain.

Saving scorer against Vasco da Gama (1-0) on Sunday, Luis Suarez played his last match in the colors of Grêmio. The Uruguayan international who arrived in January 2023 at the Brazilian Serie A club will see his contract expire at the end of December.

“The day before the meetings, I take three tablets”

The 36-year-old striker is now considering joining his great friend and former teammate at Barça, Lionel Messi, at Inter Miami. But before being able to possibly commit to the Florida club, The Gunslinger will have to treat a knee injury that causes him constant pain.

“I feel constant pain. Fortunately, it doesn’t swell. If it generated liquid, I wouldn’t even be able to move it, he explained in comments reported by Mundo Deportivo. Sometimes it gets stuck, it gets to a point where I can’t bend it. The day before the meetings, I take three tablets. It’s not just my knee that’s affected. Sometimes the tendons underneath hurt because of the poor support. (…) My son asks me to play with him and I can’t,” he added.

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