The warning message of Luis Suarez to Darwin Nuñez after shameful red card

Luis Suarez revealed on Telemundo a conversation with his compatriot Darwin Nuñez following the Liverpool striker's red card in the last game against Crystal Palace: "With what happened to him the other day I was talking to him. He is just starting. He has to be aware that now they are going to look for him twice or three times as much, and even more as it is in England. This from a fool who made a mistake and had a bad time".

In Uruguay there is a lot of talk about Darwin's headbutt on Crystal center back Joachim Andersen, for which he saw red and will miss at least the next three games: "It's nothing serious, we have all made mistakes and we have been sent off. But in England at the slightest (slip up) they make everything big," said Luis Suarez.

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Darwin showed his regrets on his social networks after the sending-off despite the fact that the cameras showed Andersen's provocative attitude throughout the match: "I am aware of the ugly attitude I had. I'm there to learn from my mistakes and it won't happen again," said Liverpool's latest big signing.

Luis Suarez, who lived through some controversial episodes in the Premier League as a Liverpool player, recommended to Darwin Nunez to "not give more chances" to those who want to criticize him for episodes like the one against Crystal Palace: "It is important to fall down and get up again to be stronger. Darwin is someone who listens a lot, he is very intelligent and he will turn this situation around”.

Suarez looks to the World Cup with Nuñez by his side

Luis Suárez is clear that Darwin Núñez is going to be a key player for Uruguay in the next World Cup in Qatar and that he is called to mark an era: "The moment Darwin is living at a soccer level is spectacular. It's admirable, at the age he is, he's already at Liverpool. It is to be applauded. He has to enjoy this stage, keep giving and keep learning".