Luis Suarez is one of Liverpool’s greatest ever Premier League players. Yet the controversial Uruguayan was only ever passing through Anfield when the Reds signed him from Ajax in a £22.8m deal in January 2011.
Netting 82 goals from just 133 games, including the most astonishing individual campaign in 2013/14 as he scored 31 goals in 33 matches to nearly deliver an elusive Premier League title to Liverpool, the forward wowed Kopites for three and a half years before departing for Barcelona under a cloud, having been suspended by FIFA for four months after biting Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup.
Yet by getting his £65m move to the Catalans in July 2014, the striker successfully completed a career plan that had been 11 years in the making. From Nacional to Groningen, to Ajax and then Liverpool, every move was taken with one eventual sight in mind - Barcelona.