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Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
S. Suárez
Sansinena · Torneo Federal A · Attacker · #0 · Argentina · 28 yrs
Sansinena · Torneo Federal A · Attacker · #0 · Argentina · 28 yrs
S. Suárez plays as an attacker for Sansinena. S. Suárez is a Argentine international, 28 years old, attacker, currently at Sansinena. S. Suárez was born in Pergamino, Argentina on 1997-11-28. S. Suárez's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Torneo Federal A. S. Suárez's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore S. Suárez season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-06-15 | N/A |  Douglas Haig DOU |  Sansinena |
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Looking to extend on their sensational MLS purple patch, Inter Miami will travel to Quebec in the early hours of Sunday when they meet Montreal. Enjoying a real purple patch on either side of the World Cup interval this summer, the Herons can move within touching distance of top spot in the Eastern Conference this […] The post CF Montreal vs Inter Miami Bet Builder Tips – 8/1 MLS Special, Analysis & Predictions appeared first on SoccerNews.
Two camps who find themselves scrapping it out at opposite ends of the Eastern Conference standings, Inter Miami will travel to Montreal in the early hours of Sunday. With America’s elite now back in full swing following the summer World Cup break, there are plenty of eye-catching betting promotions available. Verdict: Inter Miami win Best […] The post Prediction: CF Montreal vs Inter Miami appeared first on SoccerNews.
Two camps who will extend on their respective summer preparations on Monday night, Sporting Lisbon will host Strasbourg. With the 2026/27 season fast approaching on the horizon, we have plenty of attractive betting promotions available this summer. Verdict: Sporting Lisbon win Best Odds: 4/7 Bookmaker: 1xBet Sporting Lisbon Starting with the hosts, eventually forced to settle […] The post Prediction: Sporting Lisbon vs Strasbourg appeared first on SoccerNews.
In the important 2026 World Cup match between Colombia and Switzerland, Jhon Cordoba is not playing. With a place in the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup at stake, Colombia must beat Switzerland to reach the next round, but they will have to do it without Jhon Córdoba. The reason Córdoba isn’t playing against Switzerland is because he suffered a muscle injury against Ghana in the Round of 32 a few days ago. It was just the sixth minute when the forward felt pain that made him grab the back of his left leg. It was the worst possible news for Colombia, as it was confirmed that he tore his left adductor, an injury that rules him out for the rest of the competition and usually requires around four weeks of recovery. The replacement While Colombia’s tournament is not over, Néstor Lorenzo confirmed in his press conference that the player will not return: “Córdoba won’t be able to play for the rest of the tournament. Unfortunately, he’s no longer available to us.” Suarez earned the spot in the lineup (David Ramos/Getty Images) There are not many doubts about who could replace Córdoba in the lineup, as he also missed the opening match against Uzbekistan and was not in the starting XI against DR Congo, with Colombia winning both matches. His replacement in those games was Luis Suárez, who delivered solid performances despite not scoring a goal. He also helped Colombia beat Ghana by providing the assist for Jhon Durán’s winner in the previous round. Colombia’s campaign One surprise of the first round was Colombia winning Group K. They opened with a 3-1 victory over Uzbekistan, followed it with a 1-0 win against DR Congo, and then secured first place by drawing 0-0 with Portugal. Their next match was another solid performance as they beat Ghana 1-0.
Ghana can only have feared the worst when Luis Suárez’s number came up in the seventh minute. A day on from the 16th anniversary of one of the most infamous episodes in World Cup history, the Colombia forward who shares a name with the man whose handball broke the hearts of Black Stars supporters in the quarter-finals of the 2010 World Cup returned to haunt them.Not long after coming off the bench, it was the Sporting striker who provided the assist for what turned out to be the winning goal from Jhon Arias to set up a last-16 clash against Switzerland in Vancouver on Tuesday. Even if they couldn’t find another goal that their superiority clearly warranted, Colombia were deserved winners and look more than capable of at least matching their previous best result at the 2014 World Cup when they lost to Brazil in the last eight. Continue reading...
Ghana find themselves at the 2026 World Cup with the ambition of surpassing their best-ever mark, the quarterfinal finish they achieved in 2010. Ghana have advanced to the knockout rounds of the 2026 World Cup, and the Black Stars will now try to recreate the tournament run that remains the high-water mark for African soccer at the World Cup, a campaign that came agonizingly close to making history altogether. This year’s tournament marks Ghana‘s fifth trip to the World Cup, following previous appearances in 2006, 2010, 2014, and 2022. The West Africans didn’t make their debut until Germany 2006, having missed out on qualification, and at times boycotted the process, for decades before finally breaking through. Ghana’s Group L campaign in 2026 had its ups and downs. Carlos Queiroz’s men opened with a 1-0 win over Panama, followed it with a goalless draw against England, and then fell 2-1 to Croatia in their closing match, a result that still left them with four points and a place among the tournament’s best third-placed teams. Ghana’s best World Cup campaign Ghana’s finest hour on the World Cup stage came in 2010, when the Black Stars reached the quarterfinals, becoming just the third African nation in history to do so, joining Cameroon and Senegal. Asamoah Gyan of Ghana celebrates a goal during the 2014 World Cup. (Getty Images) Milovan Rajevac’s side advanced from the group stage in South Africa before beating the United States 2-1 in extra time in the Round of 16, sealed by an Asamoah Gyan winner. Their run then produced one of the most dramatic matches in World Cup history: a 1-1 draw with Uruguay through 120 minutes, ended in the final seconds of extra time when Luis Suarez deliberately handled the ball on the goal line to deny Ghana a certain winning goal. Gyan missed the resulting penalty, and Uruguay went on to win the ensuing shootout, denying Ghana the chance to become the first African nation ever to reach a World Cup semifinal. Ghana’s overall World Cup record Including their ongoing 2026 campaign (before their Round of 32 clash vs Colombia), Ghana have played 18 World Cup matches all-time, winning 6, drawing 3, and losing 9, scoring 20 goals while conceding 25.
Julian Alvarez seems determined to leave Atletico Madrid this summer, but Luis Suarez believes the club can convince the striker to stay. The post Atleti can convince Alvarez to stay for another year, insists Suarez appeared first on SoccerNews.
Barcelona icon Luis Suarez has praised both Lamine Yamal and Hansi Flick during a wide-ranging interview, describing the teenage sensation as one of the standout performers at the FIFA World Cup while...
Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani are two of the biggest names that will be missing the 2026 Word Cup with Uruguay national team. Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani have been the two defining strikers of Uruguay‘s golden generation in the 21st century, standing as the most prolific scorers in the nation’s history. Yet neither of them will be suiting up for La Celeste at the 2026 World Cup. Since Argentine coach Marcelo Bielsa took charge in 2023, he has been tasked with steering Uruguay through a generational transition ahead of and beyond the 2026 tournament. That process has involved a significant overhaul, leaving behind several figures from the squad that memorably reached the semifinals of the 2010 World Cup. In a striking reflection of that shift, Bielsa named only three forwards in his 26-man roster for North America, Darwin Nuñez, Federico Viñas and Rodrigo Aguirre, all natural center forwards capable of leading the line as a traditional striker. Why aren’t Suarez and Cavani at the 2026 World Cup? Both Suarez and Cavani are absent from the 2026 World Cup because they have each retired from international duty. Cavani’s final appearance for Uruguay came at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, while Suarez played his last game in the national jersey in September 2024 against Paraguay. Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani of Uruguay. Under Bielsa, Cavani was never called up once, while Suarez made his exit from international football a few months after the 2024 Copa América. Shortly after that farewell, the Inter Miami forward went public with his criticism of Bielsa, accusing the Argentine coach of fostering a negative atmosphere within the squad. In the months that followed, Suarez softened his stance and left open the possibility of accepting a call-up if Bielsa ever extended one. That call never came, and the 39-year-old will be watching from the stands as one more supporter cheering on La Celeste. Despite their absence, the legacies both forwards have built with Uruguay will endure for generations. Suarez stands as the all-time leading scorer in Uruguayan soccer history with 69 goals in 143 appearances, while Cavani sits in second place with 58 goals in 136 matches. Suarez and Cavani surpassed by Muslera in World Cup appearances While Suarez and Cavani have written their final chapters with the national team, goalkeeper Fernando Muslera has earned one last moment in the spotlight. His inclusion in the 2026 squad makes him the first Uruguayan player ever to appear at five different World Cups, moving ahead of a distinguished group that includes Suarez, Cavani, Diego Godin, Pedro Virgilio Rocha and Martin Caceres, all of whom reached four appearances. Atletico Madrid defender Jose Maria Gimenez, meanwhile, is set to make his fourth World Cup appearance with this edition, joining that same group. At 31, Gimenez still has a realistic shot at making the 2030 tournament and potentially joining Muslera in the five-edition club.
Luis Suarez addressed to the media the struggles Inter Miami are going through in the 2026 season after Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets' retirements. Inter Miami in 2026 has been a shadow of the team that lifted the MLS Cup in 2025, with the retirements of Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets leaving a void that has proven difficult to fill. Luis Suarez has now spoken candidly about the struggles the club has faced in the wake of the Spanish duo’s departures. Suárez himself had a limited role under former head coach Javier Mascherano but has found more consistent playing time under new boss Guillermo Hoyos. Despite that, the team as a whole has been unable to find its footing, falling at the first hurdle in the CONCACAF Champions Cup and continuing to underperform in MLS despite a busy winter transfer window. When asked about the impact of Alba and Busquets’ absence in his media session on Wednesday, Suarez was direct: “There are many tactical and technical nuances that we shouldn’t dwell on by saying, “if they were here or not.” They aren’t here anymore; unfortunately, they were two very significant losses. Our build-up play used to go through Busi or Jordi, and even our attacking runs came from Jordi. They are missed, but we knew months ago that they wouldn’t be here and that we had to create a different approach, a different game.“ Suárez’s words are backed up by the numbers. According to SofaScore, both Busquets and Alba led Inter Miami in passes completed per game and long balls during the 2025 MLS season. Their influence in the attacking phase was equally significant, with Alba finishing his time at the club as the second-highest assist provider in the franchise’s history with 33, making the creativity gap left by their departures all the more glaring. Luis Suárez #9 of Inter Miami celebrates with Sergio Busquets #5 and Jordi Alba #18. Turning to the team’s current struggles, Suárez pointed to the youth and inexperience within the squad as a key factor. “There are matches where it works out well for us, others where it doesn’t, and we have to be prepared for the difficult moments we experience in certain games. We have to work and keep improving because there are many young players who still have a lot to improve on, and that’s why we are here training every day—to get better.“ The Inter Miami front office brought in Sergio Reguilon and David Ayala as the designated replacements for Alba and Busquets respectively, but both have struggled to cement their place in the lineup. Noah Allen and Yannick Bright have ultimately logged the most minutes in those positions, and their inability to replicate the quality and experience of the departed veterans has been a significant drag on Miami’s ability to build and create through the thirds. Suárez on Inter Miami’s troubling home record at Nu Stadium One of the most alarming trends of the season has been Inter Miami’s failure to win at Miami Freedom Park, now officially known as Nu Stadium. After three straight draws at their new home, the stunning 4-3 collapse against Orlando City last weekend added another painful chapter to what has become a genuinely troubling record on their own turf. Asked whether the team’s home struggles stem from the pitch conditions or the psychological adjustment of moving to a new stadium, Suarez dismissed both explanations:” I don’t think that’s it. Many of the boys probably go in thinking that we finally have to win. But of course, then you get into the match like we did the other day and you say, ‘this is it.’ And this is a demonstration of how strong and competitive the league is.” After acknowledging the brutal self-reflection that followed such a deflating defeat, Suarez set his sights on delivering a home victory against the Portland Timbers on May 17. “Now we have to face the next two away matches, and afterward, give our fans a victory here at home, which is what we all want,” he concluded.
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