Luis Suarez on the verge of joining join Brazilian giants Gremio on a 2-year deal after leaving Nacional

Former FC Barcelona ad Atletico Madrid striker Luis Suarez is set to join the Brazilian league. As per reports from Diario AS, Luis Suarez has agreed to join Gremio after leaving Uruguay. The striker would likely join the club on a two-year deal. Nothing is confirmed as of now but various reports have suggested that there has been a verbal agreement between the two parties.

Luis Suarez left his boyhood club Nacional a few weeks earlier. His contract with the Uruguayan club was only valid till the FIFA World Cup. El Pistolero is on a hunt for a new league to conquer. There were talks of him joining David Beckham‘s Inter Miami but it seems that the veteran striker has set his eyes on Brazil.

Gremio vice president confirmed that the club has begun negotiations with Luis Suarez. Paulo Caleffi confirmed that the representatives want to seal the negotiations as soon as possible. “We’re going to have a conversation with Suarez’s representatives”, Caleffi told Diario AS. “Although it has been mentioned several times that we already met, a definitive conversation is yet to occur. This week is when the final meeting will take place”.he added.

Luis Suarez might have slowed down with time, but his will to play at the top level hasn’t. He is still looking for a new challenge after the former Barcelona talisman suffered a heartbreak aft the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

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A look at Luis Suarez’s prolific career

Luis Suarez is one of the greatest strikers of this generation. Nostalgia still hits the ones who know about Luis Suarez’s villain era. The former Barcelona forward was a goal machine at the peak of his career.

He was the only striker to ever receive a golden boot in La Liga whose name wasn’t either Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo back in those days. His career started at Nacional and has finally reached his boyhood club again. He conquered various leagues playing for clubs like Ajax, Liverpool, Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid.

Arguably the greatest striker of our generation, Luis Suarez carried Atletico Madrid to their first title in 7 years. He would turn 36 this January. Where do you think El Pistolero would be playing in the next season?

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