Luis Suárez multiplies in the Gran Parque Central stadium of the Nacional

With 15,000 Luis Suárez masks, fans of the Montevideo National they asked this Thursday, at the stadium Grand Central Park, the scorer’s return to the team in which he made his professional debut in May 2005.

In the match against small hill of the sixth day of the Intermediate Tournament, the label #SuarezANational it moved from social networks to the posters that the fans were in charge of showing in the stands.

A mosaic of the jersey of the Tricolor with the number 9 and a song dedicated to the Uruguayan team’s historic scorer were also part of the party organized by the fans.

Luis Suárez multiplies in the Gran Parque Central stadium of the Nacional

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Thus, the followers of the Uruguayan club wait expectantly for the possible arrival of Suárez, who this Wednesday met in Madrid with the president of Nacional, José Fuentes.

Inside the field, the soccer players left that matter aside and showed in front of the small hill one of his best versions so far this season.

With two goals from the Argentine Emmanuel Gigliotti, one of Franco Fagundez, one of Philip Carballo and one of Christian Almeida, the Tricolor thrashed its rival on duty 5-0 and practically sealed its ticket to the final of the Intermediate tournament.

Horizontal — Luis Suárez multiplies in the Gran Parque Central stadium of the Nacional

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At this moment, Nacional has 16 points in the B Group and three times ahead of his closest pursuers, Boston River and Defender Sporting.

However, the goal difference added by those led by Paul Repetto means that only an important win against on the last date deprives him of the possibility of playing for the cup against the winner of Group A.

In addition, this Thursday’s victory allowed National back to the top of the Annual Table accumulated in which he adds 44 points, one more than the Liverpool.

Thus, while fans are excited about winning a new title, they are also excited about the possible arrival of Suarezwho is free after the end of his contract with the Atletico Madrid.

Born in the Uruguayan city of Jump in 1987, the scorer made his official debut with the N jerseyational in May 2005 and said goodbye in July 2006 after playing 48 games, scoring 12 official goals and winning twice andl Uruguayan Championship.