Love him or hate him, the polarising figure that is Luis Suárez is easily one of the best players on the planet and his move to Barcelona means he will be sorely missed in the Premier League. Every time the Uruguayan finds the ball at his feet a tension descends over the stadium as fans quite rightly expect some type of footballing magic to occur. His 31-league-goals were vital in Liverpools convincing run at the league title; these goals also won him the highly coveted PFA Player of the Year Award. It is little wonder that Suárez has allegedily been given a rating of 90 on FIFA 15. Suárez also looked phenomenal in the World Cup until the well-documented unpleasantness occurred. Uruguay were unimpressive overall but the forward was able to turn them into a dangerous side. He may have been the man who destroyed Englands hopes in Brazil but it is impossible to deny that Suárez looked just as dangerous for the South American side as he did in Liverpools 2013/14 campaign. This bodes well for how the 27-year-old will fit into the Barcelona squad.
Hailing from South East London, Sam Heard is an aspiring writer and recent graduate from the University of Warwick. Sam's favourite things include energy drinks, late nights spent watching the UFC with his girlfriend and annihilating his friends at FIFA.
