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Suarez talks about Neymar's return and the restoration of MSN's glamor in Barcelona



       Barcelona striker Uruguayan international soccer Luis Suarez confirmed on Wednesday that his former teammate, the French-Brazilian international, St Germain Neymar da Silva, "will always be welcome" in the Catalan team.

Everyone knows Nay (Neymar), we know the love that everyone has in his locker room. He is an indisputable player, and he still has a lot He will always be welcome on the team, and we appreciate him very much. "


Suarez, responding to a question about rumors that the Brazilian star might return to Barcelona, ​​said, "It is difficult to talk about the players today ... It is difficult to talk about who might be in this situation (the spread of the" Covid-19 virus "). But I can comment on the players, They are great players. "


Suarez also talked about the possibility of the Catalan team contracting Italian international Inter Milan Argentine Laotaro Martinez (22 years), and said, "Laotaro is a player who shines in Italy, he is the heart of a mobile attack, and one of the strikers is very amazing, and that reflects his importance as a major striker. There is no conflict He must be happy that a club like Barcelona wants it. "

The Uruguayan top scorer added, "There will always be healthy competition between us, and as long as we all have the same goal, i.e. winning everything, the players who come to help the team achieve its goals and strengthen our ranks will always be welcome."


Suarez returned to talk about the dispute between the players and the Barcelona administration in the last period regarding the agreement to reduce salaries by 70 percent until the tournament resumes, which would save the club 14 million euros a month.

The team players, led by Argentine star Lionel Messi, defended themselves, after a mistake in poor communication, as the flea criticized its time in a lengthy message posted on his official account on the Instagram application, the board of directors headed by Josep Maria Bartomeo, who accused him of undermining the players during the recent negotiations.


While Suarez saw that what happened "was disturbing to all players. There were wrong things said: It was said that the players did not want their salaries to be reduced as much, and that some did not agree on the subject ... and they say that, and they are not within the group, because that is It bothers all players. "

"Certainly, all the players agreed from the start to help the club to the fullest extent and the agreement was delayed because it is not easy to get the salary of 22-23 players. It was a joint work between the club and the players' lawyer, but it is not an easy job."

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