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Uruguayan top scorer Luis Suarez has reached an agreement in principle with his debut club, Nacional, to return to their ranks for a period of three months before the World Cup in Qatar, scheduled for the end of this year, according to Tuesday.
The 35-year-old left Atletico Madrid at the end of last season and is looking for a new team to defend his colors, but it seems that he has not yet found what will make him return to Nacional with a three-month contract in preparation for his fourth World Cup participation.
"First of all, I would like to thank you (Nacional) for the great affection you have shown me and my family in the past few days," the Uruguayan national team's all-time top scorer said in a video clip on Tuesday.
He pointed out that this made it impossible to "refuse the possibility of returning to play for Nacional, and we have a preliminary agreement with the club."
Suarez began his career in Nacional, which gave him on May 18, 2005 his debut with the first team at the age of eighteen.
After a full season with the first team, he moved to Dutch Groningen and only a year later to local giants Ajax Amsterdam.
The Uruguayan drew the attention of Liverpool, which he joined in 2011, and after three and a half seasons in "Anfield", he moved to Barcelona, in a deal that exceeded 80 million euros.
In Catalonia, Suarez achieved success, winning four titles in the Spanish League and the Champions League in 2015, before giving it up in 2020, which made him join the local opponent, Atletico Madrid, who also crowned him with the League title in 2021.
Now, he is scheduled to return to Nacional, where he will sign a three-month contract in order to play with him in the second leg "Clausura" as part of his personal preparations for the World Cup scheduled in Qatar between November 21 and December 18.
"The details will be finalized in the coming hours and we hope that we will reach the agreement that we all desire and that we can make the most of this new phase and that we will see each other in the coming days," Suarez said.
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