FIFA 17: 14 Barcelona Player Ratings Leaked

When Luis Suarez first arrived in England, the narrative down the local pub seemed to be, 'yeah he can dribble, but he misses the chances that Torres would have scored'.

Fast forward five years and Suarez is probably the greatest strikers in world football, while the Fernando Torres of old is but a distant memory. Despite the controversy that has dogged the Uruguayan's career, there has never been any doubting his talent but ever since his move to Spain in 2014, he has demonstrated just why he deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Footballing politics may deprive him of a place at the Ballon d'Or podium, but his statistics are there for all to marvel at. While his debut season was impressive if not outstanding, (25 goals in 43 games is not to be sniffed at when you've missed the first chunk of the season due to suspension), the sequel campaign was almost superhuman.

40 goals in 35 league appearances, and 59 overall, Suarez stormed to the Pichichi award. This season, he has begun as he left off, and now has 17 goals in his last six games, including four hat-tricks.

Can he be stopped?

FIFA 16 Rating: 90