Former Uruguayan striker Luis Suárez once again appeared on the Clásico stage, this time as a commentator on Barça's official YouTube channel. In the run-up to the match against Real Madrid, the veteran analyzed the duel and expressed his confidence that the Barça team can emerge victorious.

Suárez recalled that, during his time at the club, he left an indelible mark on the classics, and that today he continues to pay attention to events from a distance. In his speech, he highlighted the importance of maintaining the pace of the match and stated that Barça is making a very marked difference compared to its rivals. He pointed out that Real Madrid has fast players who can make quick transitions, but that Barça's style and its fans always give it an advantage.

The Uruguayan also shared his goal prediction, estimating that Barça could score between three and four goals, while Madrid would have fewer. “It's a bet that I like to make,” he commented, adding that he hopes striker Fermín will be the first scorer of the match, since he has it in his fantasy.

As for the players who could make the difference, Suárez highlighted Lamine Yamal and Raphinha, describing them as key figures for the victory. In addition, he remembered the help of former partners like Messi and Neymar in his moments of glory, when they helped him win the Golden Boot and the Champions League.

Regarding the start of the season under the direction of Hansi Flick, the former striker praised the team's impressive numbers and surprising mentality. “Maintaining the pace is not easy; to succeed in large teams it may seem easy, but the constant pressure is a challenge,” he explained. As a Barça fan, he expressed his satisfaction with the high level maintained by the club.

Finally, Suárez recalled his best memories in the classics, citing the first goal he scored in a 2-1 and the hat-trick he scored in 2018 at the Camp Nou. With these comments, the former player made it clear that, although he is no longer in the locker room, he continues to believe in the greatness of Barça and hopes that tonight's Clásico will be a memorable spectacle.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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