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Barcelona considered having trouble scoring goals from the open game scheme this season. Is that because of letting go Luis Suarez?
Barcelona released Suarez to Atletico Madrid this summer. The Uruguayan forward leaves, leaving the Blaugrana’s third-highest scoring status of all time, with 198 goals.
After Suarez left, Barcelona was quite difficult in terms of scoring goals, especially from an open play scheme. Ronald Koeman’s men have so far only scored 15 goals on the LaLiga stage, and 9 goals in the Champions League, from a total of 10 matches.
Of the total goals, 5 of them came from penalties. Lionel MessiBarcelona’s top scorer of all time, is also in a hurry because he has only scored 6 goals in 10 matches.
That situation made Barcelona also difficult. Now, Messi et al have fallen to 8th in the Spanish League standings.
There is an opinion that Barcelona’s goal drag was inseparable from his decision to let Suarez go to a rival club. The 33-year-old responded casually.
“No. There is a tactical plan, or whatever you want to call it. I have to accept it, because they don’t need me and everyone can draw their own conclusions,” Suarez told reporters. Brand.
“I have to live my life at Atleti. But I feel bad because my friends are having problems. But it’s about running, goals will come quickly,” he said.
Suarez himself has scored 5 goals from open play for Atletico, out of his nine chances playing so far. He helped Los Colchoneros to be in 4th place in the Spanish League standings.
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