LUIS SUAREZ EXPRESSES HIS INTENTION TO CELEBRATE IF HE SCORES AGAINST LIVERPOOL

Luis Suarez confirmations his intentions to celebrate if he eventually score Liverpool in their Champions League semifinal first leg clash at Camp Nou

Barcelona striker Luiz Suarez has stated his readiness to jubilate if he scores against his formal team (Liverpool) in the 2018/19 Champions League semifinal clash. The two club will meet in the last four of the competition after knocking out Manchester United and Porto respectively in the quarter-final of the competition. 

Liverpool are looking to go better after finishing a runners up to Real Madrid in 2018, while Barcelona are seeking first Champions League final appearance since 2015.

Philippe Coutinho just left Liverpool to join Barcelona last January. He left the club on terrible terms as he constrained through a move to the Calatan side. It is in all respects likely he will get an awful reception on his arrival but one man that certainly won't is Luis Suarez. 

The Uruguayan striker was a brilliant player to Liverpool amid his time at the club.

He scored 82 goals in 132 appearances as he set up himself as a standout amongst the best players for the club amid the Premier League era. 

His last season in England, where he scored 31 goals and won the PFA Player of the Year award was sufficiently about as Liverpool verged on winning their first Premier League title. 

The 32-year-old will be making a return to Anfield for the first time since he left the club five years ago for the Spanish giants. 

Suarez will probably line-up against his formal side, with the main leg set to happen at Camp Nou on May 1. 

The Uruguay international appreciated legend status among Liverpool supporters amid a three-year spell at the club somewhere in the range of 2011 and 2014, in the long run acquiring a major cash change to Barcelona. 

Furthermore, on the off chance that he finds the net against Jurgen Klopp's side, Suarez has Insisted he will not hold back in any celebrations, as Barcelona keep on pursuing another treble. 

The 32-year-old has now addressed the media about Barcelona's upcoming Champions League semi-last tie against his former side. 

"In the build-up to the game,  it's decent to discuss how hugely thankful I am to Liverpool for all they gave me," he said in an interview with the Daily Mail.

"However, you know me, when I'm on the pitch there will be no fellowships, no colleagues, no idea for all the stunning minutes. 


'I'll safeguard the shades of Barcelona with all the pride on the world."

Most players refuse to celebrate against their former clubs out of respect, but Luiz Suarez has no issues celebrating against Liverpool and potentially winding most of the fans that use to love he in the process.