Greatest Barcelona XI from the last decade

(L-R) goalkeeper Claudio Bravo of FC Barcelona, Munir El Haddadi of FC Barcelona, Lionel Messi of FC Barcelona, Martin Montoya of FC Barcelona, Ivan Rakitic of FC Barcelona, Luis Suarez of FC Barcelona, Andres Iniesta of FC Barcelona, Xavi Hernandez of FC Barcelona, Neymar of FC Barcelona, goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen of FC Barcelona, Marc Bartra of FC Barcelona, Adriano of FC Barcelona, Jeremy Mathieu of FC Barcelona, Rafinha of FC Barcelona, Sergio Busquets of FC Barcelona, Sergi Roberto of FC Barcelona, Dani Alves of FC Barcelona, with Champions League trophy during the UEFA Champions League final match between Barcelona and Juventus on June 6, 2015 at the Olympic stadium in Berlin, Germany.(Photo by VI Images via Getty Images) /

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Luis Suarez of FC Barcelona (Photo by Quality Sport Images/Getty Images) /

Luis Suarez (Striker, 2014-Present)

One of Barcelona’s most successful signings is Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez who joined after a successful spell with Liverpool for a rumored fee of 82 million euros. Suarez instantly became a success at the Nou Camp after helping Barca secure their second treble by scoring 25 goals in 43 games. Suarez’s creativity and confidence with the ball is what helped him achieve his success at both Liverpool and Barcelona.

Suarez was a vital part of the MSN trio that caused havoc for defenders across European football. The Uruguayan has to date scored 190 goals along with 105 assists in 268 appearances and continues to regularly appear on the score sheet for the Spanish champions.

Suarez at 32 years of age is nearing his inevitable retirement, and while his ability to run past defenders and score acrobatic goals may not be matched to his former glory, the striker has not yet lost his talent for scoring goals. His recent back-heel against Alaves is a proof that the Ace has not lost his love for attempting goals and will look to add to his long list of trophies having already secured 4 La Liga titles, 2 Spanish Super Cups, 1 UEFA Champions League, 1 UEFA Super Cups, 1 FIFA Club World Cups and 4 Copa del Reys with Barca.

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