Luis Suarez ban upheld, but cleared to train.

[Flavia]

No details available on the decision yet, but CAS kept the 4 month ban. But allowed him to train and be presented.

 

[S2K1985]

It sure will be on the 25th of October

 

[Mitchell1978]

Even if it isn't he won't start right away and he will need some time to regain full matchfitness after not having played matches for 4 months.

 

[Flavia]

He can play friendlies. Lucho should make him play some.

 

[instinct]

He'll be available for the Clasico, regardless on which day it will be played.

 

[Chainsaw]

Ridiculous decision. Not cool

 

[beautifulgame]

BS

 

[Frejsgodes]

Expected and fair.

 

[Galning]

Best outcome

 

[mazp]

I just hope we're not out of title race by the time he comes back.

 

[Flavia]

I just hope we're not out of title race by the time he comes back.

If the team is out of the title race by NOVEMBER, I don't think Suarez would make that much difference.

 

[NotInHere]

This is good, training with his teammates is all he needs.

 

[impeh]

thats good news, can properly keep up his fitness levels and integrate with the team.

 

[Doobs]

The length of the of the ban is still unfair. We live in a world were a man that almost ends Neymar's career by paralysing him gets away with literally NOTHING. Yet, a dude with a short fuse that bites someone has been banned for this long? I understand that he's a repeat offender but the length for the offensive is simply too long. Something's better than nothing tho and at least he can train.

This will have ramifications on the team for sure because we've lost a high quality forward in Alexis already. With this Cuadrado saga going on forever.

Douglas? Douglas? Zubi? Who the fcuk is that?

 

[linetty]

All of this was not even warranted a week banned from football...