88 year old Luisito Suarez passed away leaving Inter in sadness
The Nerazzurri club made the news on social media, stating that they are losing "the perfect footballer whose talent has inspired generations." Additional expressions of sympathy have been received from Juventus and Milan.
Luisito Suarez is the manager of Grand Inter and historic victories
Inter mourns the passing of Luisito Suarez, who passed away at the age of 88. It was the Nerazzurri club that made the announcement, and they tweeted about it on social media, saying, "The perfect footballer who, with his talent, has inspired generations." Bye, Luisito". After experiencing a deterioration of his condition, Suarez was sent to the Niguarda hospital in Milan for a few days of inpatient care. Suarez was born in La Coruna in 1935, and he wore the Nerazzurri jersey from 1961 to 1970. He was an important part of the "Great" Inter team that was coached by the Magician Helenio Herrera, and he won two European Cups and two Intercontinental Cups with the team.
He is the only Spaniard to have ever won the Ballon d'Or, which he accomplished in the year 1960. He was one of the earliest midfield playmakers and is considered to be among the finest in the history of the position. His ballistic talents earned him the nickname "the architect." After finishing his playing career in 1973 with Sampdoria, he transitioned into coaching and went on to lead the bench for a number of teams, including Inter (during three separate stints, beginning in 1974/75 and continuing in 1992 and 1995), Cagliari, Spal, Como, and the Spanish national team.
"A rare talent and a huge Inter supporter. The number 10 player for Grande Inter, who was responsible for bringing our colors to the top of Italy, Europe, and the globe. On Inter's official website, this is how Luisito Suarez was remembered by the club. The Nerazzurri club continues its lengthy tribute to the architect of the Grande Inter by stating, "Saying goodbye to Luisito leaves us with a deep melancholy: the nostalgia of his perfect and inimitable football, which in fact has inspired generations, joins the memory of a unique footballer and a great, great Inter player." Another saying attributed to Helenio Herrera is the following: "Give the ball to Suarez if you don't know what to do." "FC Internazionale Milano, its president Steven Zhang, the vice president Javier Zanetti, the managing directors Alessandro Antonello and Giuseppe Marotta, the coach Simone Inzaghi and his staff, the players, and the entire Inter world join in condolences for the disappearance of Luis Suarez and, in remembering him, they embrace his family," concluded Inter. "In remembering him, they embrace his family."
Who is Luisito Suarez?
Luisito Suarez passed away at the age of 88, leaving Inter in mourning. The Nerazzurri club made the announcement, writing on social media, "The ideal player whose skill has inspired generations. Luisito, bye. After his sickness deteriorated, Suarez spent a few days at the Niguarda hospital in Milan. Suarez, a 1935 La Coruna native, played with the Nerazzurri from 1961 to 1970. He helped make Magician Helenio Herrera's Inter "Great" by winning two European Cups and two Intercontinental Cups with the team.
He is the only Spaniard to have won the Ballon d'Or in 1960. He was one of the earliest (and among the greatest in history) midfield playmakers, and was known as the architect for his ballistic abilities. He finished his playing career in 1973 with Sampdoria before switching to coaching. He oversaw the Spanish national team, Cagliari, Spal, and Inter from the bench during three different seasons (1974–75, 1992–1995, and 1994–95).
Football (soccer) player Luis Alberto Suárez Dáz, better known by his stage name Luis Suárez, is from Uruguay. He was born in Salto, Uruguay, on January 24, 1987. One of the greatest attackers in the world, according to most observers, is Suárez.
Suárez started his professional career in Uruguay, where he played for Club Nacional de Football before moving to the Netherlands to play for FC Groningen. He was praised for his ability to score goals, technical proficiency, and competitive playing style. Suárez joined AFC Ajax in the Dutch Eredivisie in 2010, and had great success there. He was the league's leading scorer in the 2009–2010 season and assisted Ajax in the club's several league championships.
Top European teams took notice of Suárez's talents at Ajax, and in January 2011, he joined Liverpool FC of the English Premier League. He had a strong connection with Steven Gerrard at Liverpool, where he developed into one of the league's most productive attackers. Suárez scored 31 goals in 33 games to win the Premier League Golden Boot in the 2013–2014 campaign.
Suárez joined forces with Lionel Messi and Neymar to create the renowned attacking three known as MSN in 2014 after moving to FC Barcelona. They had great success together, winning multiple national and international championships, including the UEFA Champions League. Suárez was a key component in Barcelona's 2014–2015 treble-winning season.
In September 2020, Suárez signed Atlético Madrid after six productive seasons with Barcelona. He kept showing off his goal-scoring ability and assisted Atlético Madrid in capturing the La Liga championship in the 2020–21 season.
Since 2007, Suárez has represented the Uruguayan national team on the international scene. He had a significant role in the success of the national team, which included winning the Copa América in 2011 and making it to the FIFA World Cup semifinals in both 2010 and 2018.
Even though Suárez is praised for his great goal-scoring prowess, he has endured controversy throughout his career, mostly because of his actions on the field. He has been disciplined for his behavior after being engaged in biting episodes.
All things considered, Luis Suárez is regarded as a very gifted and significant football player. He is now regarded as one of the most feared and revered attackers in the history of football because to his technical prowess, scoring prowess, and competitive attitude.
