Luis Suárez
Inter Miami CF

Luis Suárez

Inter Miami CF Forward #9 Uruguay
24 2026 Apps
13 Goals

Forward for Inter Miami CF, Uruguay international

39 Age
FWD Position

Season by Season

Season Club Apps Goals
2026 Inter Miami 24 13
2025 Inter Miami 50 17
2024 Inter Miami 37 25
2023 Grêmio 54 29
2022 Nacional 16 8
2021/22 Atlético Madrid 45 13
2020/21 Atlético Madrid 38 21
2019/20 Barcelona 36 21
2018/19 Barcelona 49 25
2017/18 Barcelona 51 31
2016/17 Barcelona 51 37
2014/15 Barcelona 43 25
2013/14 Liverpool 37 31
2012/13 Liverpool 44 30
2011/12 Liverpool 39 17
2010/11 Ajax / Liverpool 37 16
2008/09 Ajax 43 28
2007/08 Ajax 44 22
2006/07 Groningen 37 15
2005 Nacional 1 0
2005/06 Nacional 34 12

Club football, all competitions.

Biography

Luis Suárez grew up in Salto and Montevideo, Uruguay, and began his career at Nacional before moving to Groningen and then Ajax, where he scored more than 100 goals and became captain.

He joined Liverpool in 2011 and was the Premier League’s player of the season in 2013/14, scoring 31 league goals. At Barcelona, alongside Lionel Messi and Neymar, he won four La Liga titles and the 2015 Champions League, and he later won La Liga with Atlético Madrid in 2021. He joined Inter Miami in 2024, reuniting with Messi.

Suárez is Uruguay’s all-time leading goalscorer and won the 2011 Copa América.

Career in numbers

Since his first senior season in 2005/06, Suárez has made 810 club appearances and scored 436 goals in all competitions for 8 clubs. His best scoring return came in 2016/17: 37 goals in 51 appearances for Barcelona. His busiest campaign was 2023, with 54 appearances. So far in the 2026 season he has 13 goals in 24 appearances for Inter Miami. The full season-by-season record is in the Stats section of this profile.

Photo: Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Career Summary

Club Years Apps Goals
Nacional 2005–2006 — —
Groningen 2006–2007 — —
Ajax 2007–2011 — —
Liverpool 2010–2014 — —
Barcelona 2014–2020 — —
Atlético Madrid 2020–2022 — —
Nacional 2022–2023 — —
Grêmio 2023–2024 — —
Inter Miami 2024–present — —