aA midway question about low scoring rates in matches, Luis Suarez found a stubborn defender at Javier Mascherano.
Former teammate and now coach Javier Mascherano shows that Uruguay’s role is far beyond his goals, and his impact on the team remains critical. Since arriving in Intermiami, Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez has faced a variety of perspectives from the media and some analysts due to lack of match goals.
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For players like Luis Suarez, used to breaking the nets in Europe and South America, “drought” always sparks criticism and headlines.
But the goal is not everything. This is something Javier Mascherano knows well, as he hasn’t been hesitant to talk to his former FC Barcelona teammate to protect his current MLS star. In a recent statement, the Argentine coach expressed his full support for Suarez, recalling that he cannot reduce his value to statistics.
It’s not right for me to criticize anyone who scores over 500 goals in his career. Lewis is just as impressive as Leo, Baskett and Jordi. When he doesn’t score, the argument begins, but he gives us more
Luis Suarez and Javier Maschelano are waiting for results
Suarez’s attitude in the dressing room is another point highlighted by Maschelano.
Lewis is a reference. He hasn’t scored that much, but he’s still an example of a young player. We must not forget everything he has contributed and continues to contribute to football.
This statement is particularly important in leagues like MLS. There, cultural and physical adaptation can bring extra challenges to veteran athletes.
