Uruguay drew 0-0 with Paraguay in a South American World Cup qualifier, marking the end of Luis Suarez’s illustrious 17-year international career. The match saw several missed opportunities from both sides, with Suarez hitting the post in the first half and Paraguay’s Miguel Almiron coming close to scoring.
Uruguay’s all-time leading scorer Luis Suarez has announced his retirement from international football after a 17-year career. The 37-year-old striker, known for his prolific goal-scoring and passionate style of play, will play his last game for Uruguay on Friday against Paraguay in the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.
Inter Miami CF extended their winning streak to four matches with a convincing 4-1 victory over the Chicago Fire. Luis Suarez, playing without Lionel Messi, starred with a brace, bringing his season goal tally to 16. Robert Taylor added another goal for Miami, who dominated the game with 18 shots to Chicago’s 15.
Luis Suarez etched his name in Copa America history by becoming the tournament’s oldest goalscorer, finding the net in Uruguay’s third-place match against Canada. The veteran striker, already Uruguay’s all-time leading scorer, added to his legacy with a late goal, despite his team’s eventual 2-1 loss.
Uruguay’s all-time leading scorer, Luis Suarez, is enjoying his final moments on the football field at the Copa America. Though his role has shifted to a substitute, Suarez remains a valuable asset to the team, providing guidance and support to the younger generation of players. He is confident in Uruguay’s ability to achieve success, particularly against their rivals Brazil in the upcoming quarter-final.
Lionel Messi headlines the 30-player MLS All-Star roster, joined by former Barcelona teammates Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, and Luis Suarez. The MLS All-Stars will face Liga MX’s best on July 24 in Columbus, Ohio.
