The Uruguayan star has been forced to find a new club this summer and admits he deserves better treatment than his former side.
Luis Suarez has revealed that he felt the same pain for Lionel Messi after Barcelona’s controversy.
Messi has blamed the Catalan giants, who have since linked up with Atletico Madrid, for his decision to expel Sutarez from Camp Nine.
“You deserve a farewell that matches you: one of the most important players in the club’s history. Someone who achieved great things for the team and on an individual level,” Messi posted on Instagram at the time. .
“You didn’t deserve to take them out for them. But the truth is that at this stage nothing surprises me anymore.”
Suarez expects his friend and former team-mate to speak out and now admits he feels the same way after leaving Barcelona.
“I’m not surprised about Messi because I know him so well, I knew the pain he felt, as I did,” Suarez said of Uruguay’s 2-1 win over Chile on Thursday. Said later.
“He felt like he kicked me out of the club because of the form. I had other ways to do things right. He was six long years old and he bothered her too. I see him as a friend and He knows how badly we are persecuted.
“My family wanted to see me happy. There are some weird things in Barcelona like sending you for training separately because you weren’t considered for the game …
“These kinds of things made me feel bad and my family saw that I was affected, so they encouraged me to take a chance. I didn’t hesitate for a moment when Atletico came looking for me.
“Obviously I’m used to different things, but I’m very happy at Atletico.”
The 33-year-old enjoyed the start of a fairy tale for Diego Simeone’s team last month when he scored twice and claimed help in his first appearance.
Simeon was quick to praise Suarez after that match and got his work out of the ball.
“His two goals didn’t stand up for me, but his help, his runs and his moves helped,” said Simon.
“The changes have given us a little bit more with the strength of Marcos, the quality of Vitolo, the clarity of Thomas. [Partey] And Suarez knows what to do: play for the team. “
