2. Luis Suarez
Luis Suarez is the most likely of the five to move away from his club. He's made it clear that
he does not wish to stay at Liverpool due to his relationship with the English media. Surely we've not gone so far that biting fellow players and being racist to them is now frowned upon - it's political correctness gone mad! In all seriousness though, will a move away from England solve Suarez' issues? Would foreign media not treat such serious issues the same way? I imagine they would. Despite this, Suarez' mind has been made and with every statement made by the Uruguayan, he has become more adamant about this. He's recently
announced that Real Madrid would be his favoured option, with the obvious benefits that would come with this - Champions League football, a heap of cash and hot weather. Like many, Suarez has been linked to a lot of clubs and similarly they are the crème de la crème of European football. Alike Mario Balotelli, the evident attitude issues that Suarez possesses may put off potential bidders. Though his world class talent is there for all to see, it is useless if he has to spend time on the suspension list. Whether it is handballs, racism or biting, Suarez has many reasons to make football fans dislike him and he may have trouble getting future club fans on board. If he could keep control of his behavioural problems then he would likely be up there with the Messis and Ronaldos of the world. Is the
£50 million price tag put on Suarez by Brendan Rodgers worth the risk?
Chance of moving: 90%.
Where to: Real Madrid have mostly been linked to Suarez; Bayern, Atletico and PSG are all in the chase.
For how much: The price tag is £50 million, but would Liverpool risk having an unsettled player in the hope that a club will bid enough?