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8 hours ago

Suarez arrives at in-laws in Barcelona

Controversial forward Luis Suarez headed straight to his in-laws house in the coastal town of Castelldefels after arriving in Spain to complete his move from Liverpool to Barcelona.

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11 hours ago

Alves to talk Barca future with coach

FIFA has blocked Luis Suarez from being unveiled due to his prior infringement and subsequent ban during the World Cup.

Dani Alves said he will meet with Barcelona manager Luis Enrique with the hope of determining where his future lies with the Catalan club.

Upon his return to Spain on Tuesday, Alves said he will meet with the club's new coach "and then we can decide whether I stay at the club or not. The decision is...

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17 hours ago

Cruyff doubts Suarez-Neymar-Messi

FC's Gab Marcotti breaks down how Luis Suarez will fit in at Barcelona.

Barcelona legend Johan Cruyff has said he believes the impending arrival of Luis Suarez means the club's forward line will consist of players who are too individualistic.

The Dutchman, renowned for his spells as both a player and a coach at the Camp Nou, said he believed the move to bring Suarez fro...

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20 hours ago

Blatter eager to see Suarez return

Luis Suarez becomes the third straight winner of the PFA Player of the Year award to move away from his club the summer after winning the prize.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter hopes to see Luis Suarez back in action soon as the controversial striker's move from Liverpool to Barcelona nears completion.

- Hunter: Suarez has questions to answer
- Ledwith: Assessing the risk of signing Suarez

Suarez was sent home early in shame after biting Giorgio...

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1 day ago

Mourinho defends Messi legacy

Argentina's Lionel Messi spoke following his side's last gasp loss to Germany in the World Cup final and noted that his side can leave with their heads held high following a terrific cup performance.

Jose Mourinho has claimed Lionel Messi does not need to win the World Cup to be considered an all-time great.

- Marcotti: Germany's teamwork pays off
- Brewin: Hollow honours for Messi
- Vickery: Argentina squander golden opportunity

Messi, 27, led Argentina to the 2014 World Cup final but they lost...

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