Luis Suarez's summer move to Atletico Madrid has already paid dividends on a personal level.The Uruguayan striker has scored four goals in his first five La Liga games for the club and looks like a player reborn under Diego Simeone.But as is customary with Suarez, his short career with Atletico has been infused with some acts of s**thousery, as well as goals.The 33-year-old striker was up to his usual tricks in the Spanish club's Champions League game away at Lokomotiv Moscow this evening.Suarez was booked by the referee for trying to sneak a peak at the VAR monitor, which was reviewing a contentious penalty decision against Atletico.
The footage of the incident - which you can view below - is pure comedy gold. Never, ever go full Suarez...
Suarez's tries to sneak a peek at the VAR monitor
The guy is just such a character.
Mexican midfielder Hector Herrera was eventually adjudged to have handled the ball in the area and a spot kick was awarded.
It was an incredibly harsh decision by the referee, which is why Suarez was so fuming - although the Uruguayan is no stranger to angry outbursts on a football pitch.
Herrera's handball
Lokomotiv's Anton Miranchuk converted the penalty, cancelling out Jose Gimenez's opening goal of the evening.
Suarez himself then had a glorious chance to put the Spanish side ahead towards the end of the first half, but he managed to prod his effort wide when it looked easier to score.
Suarez's miss
For a man who's scored so many wonderful goals in his career, Suarez also misses a fair number of big chances.
The Uruguayan played the full 90 minutes in the Russian capital, but couldn't find a winner for Atletico against a determined Lokomotiv defence.
Suarez had a goal ruled out for offside in the second half, while his strike partner Joao Felix also came close on a number of occasions after the break.
Simeone's side are far from guaranteed to make the knockout stage of the Champions League in 2020/21...