Luis Suarez has fond memories of his four years in the Premier League.

In an interview with the Daily Mail in 2016, the former Liverpool striker admitted he misses the unpredictable nature of England’s top flight.

"In the Premier League you never really know what is going to happen," he said. "There is very little between the teams.

"Here, three or four teams aside, there is a difference with the smaller teams.

"I don't mean this to sound disrespectful but there are some games where you look at the press and they are asking: 'Let's see how many goals Barcelona are going to score today?'

"In the Premier League, you never know what is going to happen, and that is something I miss."

£65m move to Barca

Suarez left Liverpool for Barcelona in 2014, joining the Catalan giants in a deal worth £65 million.

The Uruguayan hasn’t looked back since, winning the Champions League and the Spanish title twice with Barcelona, although Liverpool still holds a special place in his heart.

“If I had to return to the Premier League, I would only go to Liverpool. I wouldn't go to another team,” he added.

“It wouldn't be a move for money.”

Suarez was suspended when he arrived

Barcelona knew when they signed Suarez that the striker wouldn’t be able to play immediately. He was serving a four-month suspension for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup, and had to wait until October 2014 to make his debut after signing in July.

And Barcelona thought they could use Suarez’s infamous altercation as a way to get Liverpool to reduce their asking price.

What Barcelona told Liverpool after Suarez's bite

Former Liverpool CEO Ian Ayre has revealed that Barcelona phoned him immediately after Suarez bit Chiellini and asked him to lower the fee.

"The hardest one out [transfer] has to be Suarez, because a) nobody wanted him to leave and b) halfway through the process he bit somebody at the World Cup,” Ayre told Liverpool John Moores University students, per Goal.

“I remember the sporting director of Barcelona calling me during that game, immediately as Suarez bit the player, and he said to me: 'My friend, he's bitten somebody, how can this be the price?'

"I said: 'He'd already bitten somebody when you first bid!'"

Three years and 116 goals later, and Barcelona probably aren’t fussed about having to fork out £65m.

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