Luis Suárez reveals the dark side of Marcelo Bielsa

Luis Suárez is one of the historic players of the Uruguayan national team. The former FC Barcelona player revealed discomforts within the process of Marcelo Bielsa. Although the “Charrúas” are doing well, Internally they have problems due to the attitudes of the “Madman”.

Marcelo Bielsa is one of the most respected coaches in South America. Every time “Loco” is out of work, clubs and teams bid to obtain his services. But currently The Uruguayan team is not going through its best emotional moments due to Bielsa’s attitudes.

“Bielsa has separated the entire group even from the way he trains (…) Many players held a meeting to ask the coach to At least he told us good morning, he didn’t even say hello“, revealed Luis Suárez for DSports.

The Inter Miami player did not have the initiative to discuss the national team’s problems with Marcelo Bielsa because I knew that the “Crazy” would not take it in the best way. When he deigned to air some problems, he only got a “Thank you very much” for response.

“No because I already knew the situation and it is known that Bielsa is not one to deal with leaders or experienced playersI preferred to avoid all that because the national team was above me and I didn’t want to get involved in that moment when I was a participant in the National Team and I didn’t want to be part of a problem. I had a 5-minute talk with Bielsa speaking as a reference and at the end he only responded ‘thank you very much’”he recalled.

The regime in Uruguay

Likewise, Luis Suárez spoke about all the secrecy that exists within the Celeste Complex. Workers are not allowed to have contact with the players of the “Charrúa” team.

“In the Celestial Complex They don’t let the employees come in, say hello and eat with us.. They have to take care of themselves even at the door where they have to enter. it breaks my soul that in the Complex people live like this today,” he added.

Finally, Luis Suárez also explained that all these problems have led many players to consider his permanence in the Uruguayan team. El “Pistolero” revealed that some players considered leaving the national team after the Copa América.

“In the Copa América there were situations that hurt me that I didn’t say for the sake of coexistence. There were teammates who said I was playing in the Copa América and I was not playing anymore (in the Uruguayan team),” he concluded.

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