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Luis Suárez

Uruguay · CONMEBOL (South America) · Striker
143
Caps
69
Goals
4
World Cups
1987
Born

Overview

Luis Suárez is Uruguay's all-time leading scorer and won the European Golden Boot twice. He formed the MSN front line at Barcelona with Messi and Neymar, scoring 198 goals in six seasons, and won La Liga with Atlético Madrid in his first season there after Barcelona let him go.

His career carries three lengthy bans — two for biting opponents and one for racially abusing Patrice Evra — alongside the deliberate handball on the line against Ghana in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final that sent Uruguay through. He rejoined Messi at Inter Miami in 2024.

Clubs

International record: 143 caps and 69 goals for Uruguay. Figures as listed on the player's English Wikipedia profile, checked 29 October 2026.

Nacional2005–2006
Groningen2006–2007
Ajax2007–2011
Liverpool2011–2014
Barcelona2014–2020
Atlético Madrid2020–2022
Nacional2022
Grêmio2023
Inter Miami2024–

Honours

Major team and individual honours.

Copa América 2011
UEFA Champions League 2014–15
La Liga ×5
European Golden Boot 2014, 2016

World Cup Appearances

Luis Suárez was named in the squad for four FIFA World Cups.

2010201420182022

Other Uruguay Internationals

Other players profiled for this national team.