Thursday, 30th May, 2013
Liverpool forward Luis Suarez has agreed a four-year deal with Real Madrid, according to Spanish daily Marca, though no deal has yet been thrashed out between the clubs.
Just hours after club president Florentino Perez revealed that he admired the Uruguayan, reports indicate that a deal – as yet unconfirmed – has been struck between the agents of both Suarez and Perez, respectively.
Suarez’s contract at Liverpool is believed to contain a €47m buyout clause, and it remains to be seen if Real Madrid are prepared to come to terms with the price.
Suarez had today claimed "it would be difficult to say no" if Los Blancos came calling with an offer, adding that the he was "suffering at the unfair treatment" from the press in England.
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Suarez still has five years left on his Anfield contract, while his time at Liverpool has been one of mixed fortunes.
He clocked up a remarkable 23 goals in 33 league game with 11 assists, but has been mired in controversy, most recently after picking up a 10-match ban for a bite on Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic.
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