The season in European football is about to end and not only teams take prominence, but also some Colombian soccer players who begin to take stock of the general performance.
One of those who is breaking it is the Almeria striker, Luis Javier Suárez, who in the Second Division of Spain is the top scorer with 27 goals already lack of three games to finish the season, it seems that he will stay with that trophy of 'Pichichi'.
Suarez had the hard and mature in Europe, but after overcoming injuries, more personal trouble, the striker is prepared to finish with goals the season, in which he still fights to ascend to First with Almeria.
Unión y Junior, the two teams of Luis Javier Suárez
Although the 27 -year -old striker lacks cloth to cut in the old continent, it is aware that one day he would like to end in Colombian football and in an interview with Gol Caracol, he stressed that, if he returned, the decision would be between Unión Magdalena and Junior of Barranquilla, although he would opt more for the 'Banana Cyclone' if he is playing the league.
Despite all the problems he is having, I want the team to go better, but when I was small the union was in second and because I am from the coast I supported the Junior who was first, ”said Suarez.
“When I go up from the union out there, Carlos Bacca writes to me: 'What's going, you are from Junior', but if at any time I can choose, the union if it is in the First Division or if not, the Junior of Barranquilla,” Luis Javier Suárez said bluntly.
🇨🇴👀 “If one day I arrive at the FCF I would choose the Magdalena Oa Junior de Barranquilla” Union ”
“When I upload things from the union, Carlos Bacca writes to me and tells me: 'What's going, if you are from Junior'”
🗣️ Luis Javier Suárez, striker of the UD Almería of Spain, in dialogues with @GolCaracol. pic.twitter.com/gEUXOI7vvd
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Luis Javier Suárez has remained in Europe for nine years and it seems that he has not yet defined when he will return to Colombia, but the sure thing is that Unión and Junior must be attentive for when the striker decides to make the decision to play his last seasons in the old continent.
Since arriving in Almeria, Luis Javier Suárez has played a total of 76 games, surprisingly 41 goals and 11 assists, so he still has enough gasoline to demonstrate in Europe the potential it has.
