Luis Suarez’s participation during the Uruguay match after he was not summoned by Bielsa

Uruguay, which is witnessing a change after what happened in Qatar 2022, chose Marcelo Bielsa to lead the team before the South American qualifiers heading to the World Cup in Russia in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

In the run-up to the match against Chile (Celeste won 3-1 with a brilliant performance by Nicolas de la Cruz) a huge uproar arose in the country due to the decision taken by the Argentine coach to dispense with the coach. Some historical figures, such as strikers Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez.

“My duty is to decide who to call up. I don’t want to argue because the player hasn’t been called up. Of course Suarez and Cavani have a hierarchy that distinguishes them. If I explain the reasons why I call or not call, I will have a question about explaining my decisions. Because every time I make a list I notice 42 and I quote 22. This is not appropriate in the practice of explaining every decision. El Loco commented in a press conference: “There is still a risk of being called a liar.” He then added: “The impossible for me is to be the one to decide that the course of a player like Luis Suarez It is over, or for enough of me, or for anyone else. I cannot exclude any player from the national team. I cannot take away from football what little value it has left, which is the fact of playing for nothing, and playing for the love of the shirt. And when the world says that “Disgusted by what is happening between the relationship between money and football, the choice of the country seems like a virgin scenario, not yet tainted by money. That is why he suffers from the postponements in the calendar that he suffers from. How will I allow myself to tell Suarez or Cavani that they cannot be chosen?”

Faced with this scenario, Pistolero chose to send a message of encouragement despite having to watch the match from abroad despite being the all-time top scorer in South American qualifiers alongside Lionel Messi. At the start of the game, choose to upload an Instagram story with a comment “Let’s go Uruguay, let’s go!! Along with a fist emoji and a TV image representing the start of the match against La Roja.

In this way, the Gremio striker seems to have lowered the hype level a bit after some suspicious messages that seemed like arrows towards the manager. The most recent was after the goal shout in Brazil, where he used social media to post a picture of himself from behind, displaying his number. “Suarez 9, respect,” he wrote, with a smiling, mocking expression and sticking out his tongue.

Earlier, in an interview, Suarez stated that “he hasn’t contacted me, nor has he contacted me, neither the coach nor anyone from CAF” and that “I came to Brazil and one would think that he has to prove his abilities.” level. What keeps me calm is that I’m showing that I can still contribute more. On this occasion, the former Argentina and Chile coach chose Liverpool star Darwin Nunez, Maximiliano Gomez, Brian Rodriguez, Facundo Torres, Facundo Pellestri and Christian Oliveira in the attack.

Uruguay’s next match will be on Tuesday, September 12, at 6 p.m., against Ecuador in Quito. El Tri, which started this race with a 3-unit deduction as a result of its poor inclusion in the last qualifier, just lost 1-0 to Argentina in the Monumental.