Darwin Nunez and Luis Suarez, former and current strikers for Liverpool, will combine for Uruguay as they compete for the World Cup championship in Qatar.
Even the finest defenses will struggle to sleep at night when faced with Darwin Nunez and Luis Suarez, the master, and the pupil, Uruguay’s agents of mayhem.
Of course, Suarez’s World Cup credentials are beyond dispute. This is his fourth tournament, and the impressions he made in the first three, both positive and negative, are immovable.
Who could ever forget that red card from the 2010 quarterfinal versus Ghana for handball? Who could forget that spectacular curling strike from earlier in the same competition against South Korea?
What about the two goals against England four years later in Sao Paulo or the bite on Giorgio Chiellini that shocked the world and caused him to leave the game in disgrace a few days later?
Therefore, Suarez serves as an obvious point of comparison for Nunez, who is following in Suarez’s footsteps at the club level, competing in his first World Cup at the age of 23.
And Nunez will be vying to unseat Suarez Cavani as his nation’s star player in the coming years.
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