Former Liverpool and Barcelona forward Luis Suarez showcased his dark arts yet again during Gremio’s 3-2 defeat to Internacional.
The 36-year-old is well known for his footballing brilliance, but there is also another side to his game.


He launched himself into the air, before then falling to the ground[/caption]

The 36-year-old then held his hand up asking the referee to brandish a card[/caption]
Suarez earned a reputation for being a diver during his time in the both the Premier League and LaLiga.
The accusations led to the Uruguayan producing a diving celebration in front of former Everton boss David Moyes when he plied his trade with Liverpool.
And it seems Suarez is still at his old tricks, having produced a theatrical fall during Gremio’s loss following a challenge.
The ex-Barca ace then launched himself in the air, before beginning to spin as he fell to the ground rolling around.
He could then be seen gesturing towards the referee asking him to brandish a card.
Suarez was certainly caught and Internacional defender Rene was given a yellow card.
Though the Gremio talisman could then be seen laughing on the turf as cameras panned towards him.
Fans were quick to comment after the clip went viral with one likening him to a move performed by WWE legend ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin.
| Luis Suárez is hit so hard that he spins in the air
Some things never change
pic.twitter.com/Eu0LczFVdU— Red Card Alert (@collinabanter) October 9, 2023


This fan said: “Looks like he was hit with a Stone Cold Stunner.”
Another added: “Taking ballet lessons from Cavani with that pirouette…”
A third wrote: “That laugh afterwards made it ten times better.”
While a fourth said: “Embarrassing, but nothing new there.”
The former Liverpool fan favourite netted 69 goals in 110 games during his time at Anfield, before joining Barcelona where he scored 195 times in 283 outings.
He would later join Atletico Madrid, before heading back to boyhood club Nacional in his native Uruguay, and later joined Brazilian side Gremio.
Suarez recently confirmed he will leave the Brazilian giants at the end of the year, could link up with former Barcelona teammate and close friend Lionel Messi at Inter Miami.
A move stateside would also see him reunite with both Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, who he shared a dressing room with at the Camp Nou.
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