With the arrival of Ronald Koeman as manager of Barcelona, there seems to be a lot of changes taking place in Catalonia.
Lionel Messi recently handed in a transfer request, with the possibility of a move to the Premier League if rumours are true, while nearly every other player has been placed on the transfer list with the club open to wholesale transfers.
However, there now seems to be rumours swirling around that Luis Suarez will follow his Argentinian teammate out the door and leave Nou Camp.
Suarez initially moved to Barcelona back in 2014 from Liverpool for £65 million. At the time, it was one of the most expensive transfers in history. In 191 appearances for Barcelona, he has scored 147 goals.
According to sources in Italy, as per Goal, Suarez could move to Juventus on a free transfer, bolstering their already impressive attacking line which currently includes Cristiano Ronaldo and Paulo Dybala.
Suarez has already been linked with shock moves back to England, with Leicester City and Tottenham reportedly keen. He's also attracting interest from America, with David Beckham's Inter Miami keen on securing a deal.
The South American is no stranger to Juventus having been part of the Barcelona side that defeated them in the 2015 Champions League final, where the Uruguayan managed to get himself on the scoresheet.
That win saw the club complete a memorable treble that season with the club already bagging La Liga and the Copa Del Rey for the second time.
A move to Juventus would reunite Suarez with a familiar face from his controversial past. Their captain Giorgio Chiellini was the man the striker sank his teeth into at the 2014 FIFA World Cup as Uruguay faced Italy in their final group stage match.
This incident led to uproar around the sporting world, and as a result, he was banned from football for four months.
There seems to be wholesale changes at Barcelona after an embarrassing exit to Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Koeman seems to be changing the structure and many wonder what the future holds for Suarez.