Former Liverpool and Barcelona striker Luis Suarez claims that Marcelo Bielsa, now in charge of the Uruguay national team, has very strange methods which affect the entire team. Talking on a DirecTV show, “De fútbol se habla así” Suarez blasted at Bielsa, known for his nickname El Loco, The Madman.”At the Celeste training Complex, employees are not allowed to come in and greet us and eat with us. They have to be careful even at the door they have to enter. It breaks my heart that this is how life is in the Complex today … Matias Vecino was the first to see it coming. Nobody questions the fact that a guy like Vecino, who was 30 years old, left from one day to the next?”To appoint the Crazy One, you have to be crazier than him – Bielsa officially in the Uruguayan dugoutSuarez revealed a lack of communication between the coach and players during the 2024 Copa America.”There were situations at the Copa America that hurt me, but I didn’t say them for the sake of coexistence,” The Gunman (El Pistolero, Suarez’s nickname) said on the show. “Many players held a meeting to ask the coach to at least say good morning to us, but he didn’t even say hello.”Bielsa gives a conference and talks wonderful things about people, and in New York, there was a day when he asked us not to stop to greet people, and I stood up and told him that we were going to greet people anyway,” he said.Suarez’s farewell to Uruguay jerseyThe forward retired from the national team, playing his final match on September 6. He departed as Uruguay’s all-time leading scorer with 69 goals in 143 games across 17 years.Still, before hanging up his jersey, Suarez noted he spoke with Bielsa to improve the current situation.”I had a five-minute chat with Bielsa, speaking as a group leader, and in the end, he only replied, ‘Thank you very much, ‘” Suarez said.##NAJAVA_MECA_8388989##
