Luis Suarez announces retirement from international football, leaving as Uruguay’s top goal scorer
Uruguay forward Luis Suarez announced his retirement from international football on Monday at the age of 37. Through tears, the forward said his final game with La Celeste will be the 2026 World Cup qualifying game against Paraguay on Friday at Estadio Centenario, Uruguay’s primary stadium and the home of the inaugural 1930 FIFA World Cup.
Tearful Suárez retires from Uruguay's national team at age 37
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — Veteran striker Luis Suárez announced his retirement from Uruguay’s national team on Monday at the age of 37. The former Liverpool and Barcelona forward, Uruguay’s all-time leading scorer with 69 goals in 142 matches, will play his last international game on Friday against Paraguay.
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Suarez said he will step down from Uruguay duty after Friday's World Cup qualifier against Paraguay and will approach the ...
Luis Suarez has officially announced that he is retiring from the Uruguay national team. The legendary forward made the ...
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