Luis Suárez
LFC Globe’s Luis Suárez article archive brings together related Liverpool coverage. Earlier reporting appears alongside newer stories; check publication dates for context.
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Who Would You Rather Have In Their Prime: Mohamed Salah Or Luis Suárez?
I mean, you can’t go wrong with either choice. Mohamed Salah and Luis Suárez are among the greatest players to ever play for Liverpool. While their time at the club was hugely different in terms of time spent at Anfield and the amount of honours, they both left fans on the edge of their seats…
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Who is Liverpool’s long-term number 9?
Liverpool have certainly been blessed with a myriad of talented forwards that will most likely spend the prime of their career at the Merseyside club. The likes of Luis Díaz, Darwin Núñez, Cody Gakpo, Diogo Jota, and Mohamed Salah make up Liverpool’s forward line which stacks up to some of the best not only in…
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Can Liverpool build a team around Darwin Núñez?
The Uruguayan forward has had a respectable debut season for Liverpool so far. After signing for £65 million in the summer of 2022, which ranks as Liverpool’s third most expensive purchase, behind only Alisson Becker and Virgil van Dijk. The transfer fee placed plenty of pressure on the shoulders of Darwin Núñez and I believe…
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Is Mohamed Salah the greatest Liverpool player in the Premier League era?
Referred to as ‘The Egyptian King’ by Liverpool fans, Mohamed Salah is certainly going down in history as a Liverpool great. Whether he goes down as the greatest player in the club’s Premier League history is a different argument altogether. The Merseyside club have been blessed with a number of true greats since the Premier…
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What happens next for FSG and Liverpool FC?
It’s great to see the team showing what it’s capable of again, and a relief as well. Liverpool’s vanquished opponents on Saturday have undoubtedly plateaued as a club over the last decade, pretty much ever since that Champions League final defeat in Paris and the opening of their new stadium bookended the summer of 2006,…
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