Luis Suárez 'raja' against Barça and confesses how Messi reacted to his departure

Luis Suárez, one of the most symbolic players of the Barça in the last years, has conceded an interview for 'Star+' like preparation for the next programs devoted to the World-wide of Catar. In her, the attacker spoke of his unexpected exit of the Barcelona group and of the situation that lived Lionel Messi in the last seasons inside the club.

It began remembering the good moments that lived beside Messi and Neymar Júnior. "When I arrived to the Barcelona said him to Leo that came to win, no to occupy the place of anybody. He darse that what I said him was with sincerity, and was growing the relation. What leaves you happy of this stage was the happiness that had the three by some goal that did and the humility that there was to the hour to share the things", aimed the now forward of National.

Also it added that this good relation allowed him be between the maxima goleadores of Europe. "They did me win a Boot of Gold. Leo left me patear penal so that I won the prize, or for example both arrived to the arch to define and relojeaban where came I. This value it a lot of. There was not ego of any, the three were happy and happy, and the rest of the team ran by us because it darse of this", affirmed the 'charrúa'.

However, also it did emphasis in the bad that happened it when they had to say him goodbye to the club. "We have a bad time, Leo suffered a lot, never had seen to Messi cry as I saw it cry in the Barcelona, hurt him. Always it remained me this uncertainty of why was all, but afterwards luckily was happy in the Athletic of Madrid", sentenced 'Struggle'.

Last days in Barcelona

Finally, it finalised standing out the dynamics of his last trainings with the Barça. "I went, presented me to train and commanded me to train aside, suffered a lot and arrived home and cried by how had treated me. It hurt me, also it was a message that they wanted to leave to Leo only, separate it. We did not have at all that see, was a quilombo of the club", concluded.