Luis Suarez was presented to media at Barcelona on Tuesday, a day after he made his debut as a second-half substitute in the 6-0 win over Mexican side FC Leon.The Uruguayan footballer described his ban as a “difficult situation” but said he has moved on from the biting scandal at the FIFA World Cup.
Suarez’s munch on Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini’s shoulder in June earned him a four-month ban from playing competitive matches – and further damaged his reputation.
At his unveiling, he told reporters he is trying to forget the game against Italy in Brazil and wishes to move on.
He is expected to make his competitive debut in the ‘El Clasico’ against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu on the 26 October.
Suarez transferred to Barcelona from Liverpool for a reported fee of €97m (approximately £77.7m) after his ignominious exit from the World Cup.
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