“I’m Not Like Romario” – Luis Suarez’s Point-Blank Reply Answers How Many Goals He Targets to Score for Inter Miami

At last, the moment we all have been longing for is here. Luis Suarez is finally in Miami to join forces with the Herons. The anticipation of seeing the Uruguayan international in action has reached a feverish pitch. While fans hope to see Suarez give his all, the striker has secretively claimed that he ‘knows the goals‘ that he wants to clinch. He also went on to make a witty reference to Brazilian icon Romario, which brought a smile to everyone’s face!

After getting familiar with the Fort Lauderdale-based club, it was time for Luis Suarez to speak with the media. While discussing his arrival, the veteran striker opened up about how he can help Miami with his goal-scoring prowess. He claimed that 2019–2020 was the time he had the ‘most desire‘ to continue in Europe, which led him to join Atletico Madrid. Sadly, the exit from Spain forced the striker to ‘go down a little‘.

However, while claiming that he again found a ‘little’ stardom in Gremio, the 36-year-old stated he is confident enough to provide for Inter Miami. Luis Suarez said, “Being also friends and colleagues here, I am very excited about that chance. And well, in the goal, I am a professional. I said it myself and I know what I can give and contribute here, to help the team.”

“I know the goals that I want to score. But I don’t wanna say them, because I’m not like Romario. Romario scored 30-40 and he scored them. I prefer to keep it to myself and then do what I want,” the veteran stated. From the looks of it, Luis Suarez doesn’t want to make false promises to the ardent fans and then fail to deliver. Quite the diplomatic stance by the veteran! What’s next for him?

This might be the approach the Blaugrana icon will possibly look to have in his first season. Known to be struggling with a severe knee problem, the veteran has been already warned, months before his MLS debut. 

Luis Suarez’s injuries led a journalist to hope he doesn’t suffer ‘major consequences’ in the US

In an exclusive conversation with EssentiallySports, renewed Spanish journalist Nahuel Beau shared his thoughts regarding Luis Suarez’s fitness. When questioned about the 36-year-old’s reliance on pills and injections to mitigate discomfort, he said, “I don’t think it’s good for his health, although I hope he won’t suffer any major consequences in the future.” 

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Yet, Beau was confident over Luis Suarez’s ability to provide, claiming he is not only a ‘reference‘ for the young Uruguayan stars but is also a ‘born winner,’ and ‘despite his physical limitations, always gives his best‘! Certainly, fans have a lot of expectations from Luis Suarez. It remains to be seen how well he does for Miami. 

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