
Suárez, who has been a pivotal figure for Uruguay, concluded his illustrious international career with 142 caps and 69 goals, making him the country's all-time leading scorer.
In an emotional press conference, Suárez revealed that Uruguay's World Cup qualifier against Paraguay on September 6th would be his final game for the national team.
Reflecting on his decision, Suárez expressed his pride in retiring on his own terms, stating, "There is no better pride in oneself than knowing when the right moment to retire is. Luckily, I am confident that I am retiring from the national team because I want to take a step aside."
Reflecting on his decision, Suárez expressed his pride in retiring on his own terms, stating, "There is no better pride in oneself than knowing when the right moment to retire is. Luckily, I am confident that I am retiring from the national team because I want to take a step aside."
Lionel Messi, who has shared many memorable moments with Suárez both at Barcelona and Inter Miami, took to Instagram to honor his friend. Messi wrote, "You are unique, @luissuarez9, on and off the field!!! I love you so much." This message underscores the deep bond between the two players, forged over years of playing together and achieving numerous successes.
Suárez's retirement marks the end of an era for Uruguay, but his legacy will undoubtedly inspire future generations of footballers. As he steps away from international duty, Suárez continues to play for Inter Miami, where he remains a key player alongside Messi.
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