Luis Suarez opens up about his difficult childhood, shedding light on the challenges he faced and attributing his aggressive behavior on the pitch to those early experiences. He emphasizes drawing strength from a childhood marked by financial difficulties and mentions that his character has been shaped by those adversities.
Suarez admits to being aware of his often controversial behavior on the field and acknowledges efforts to be calmer in recent matches. He recognizes the need for self-critique and expresses a desire not to revert to his previous conduct.
The Uruguayan striker shares that his emotions are hard to contain, and he prefers to express them openly on the pitch. Despite facing criticism, Suarez suggests that his style of play involves physicality and contact, reflecting his emotions in the moment.
The interview touches on a notorious incident in March 2013 when Suarez bit Branislav Ivanovic during a match between Liverpool and Chelsea. This incident resulted in a suspension and contributed to Suarez gaining the nickname “cannibal.”
