Luis Suarez was left without a team in June until he signed for Nacional de Montevideo. His plan was to play there until the World Cup and then decide about his future. He seems to have already done so, and it looks like he will be heading to the MLS to play for Los Angeles Galaxy.
After ending his two-year spell at Atletico Madrid, striker Luis Suarez was left as a free agent just a few months before the World Cup in Qatar. However, an old acquaintance of the Uruguayan knocked on his door.
The striker has joined Nacional de Montevideo, the club where he began to take his first steps as a professional. His intention was to play there until the World Cup, which starts in mid-November, and then leave.
And so it will be, but what seemed to be a question mark over his future seems to have been clarified. According to a report from 'RAC1', the former Barcelona player will head to the United States to play for Los Angeles Galaxy in the MLS.
There, he will be reunited with a former Barça teammate like Riqui Puig. In this way, the Uruguayan will join a new league at the age of 36 in January to continue scoring as only he knows best.