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Luis Suarez Says Godin, Silva, Ramos Are the Toughest Defenders He's Faced

Joe Gallagher
Mar 29, 2016

In his time, Luis Suarez has come up against some tough opponents, though he doesn't place any in the Premier League as the toughest.

Barcelona's Uruguayan forward took part in a Q&Aย with his country (translated byย Sport),ย where he was asked to name the toughest defenders he has come up against and neglected to name any opponent he faced during his time with Liverpool.

Uruguay's defender Diego Godin (L) celebrates their victory with Uruguay's forward Luis Suarez at the end of a Group D football match between Italy and Uruguay at the Dunas Arena in Natal during the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 24, 2014. Uruguay won 1-0.
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Suarez, 29, said Paris Saint-Germain's Thiago Silva, Atletico Madrid's Diego Godin and Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos were the most difficult to overcome.

Among other questions, he described himself as "simple," revealed he would like to have been a singer if he weren't a footballer and described the best goal of his career so far as "meeting my partner."

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