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28th May 2015
05:13pm BST
But now he could be the unlikely beneficiary of this week's FIFA arrests, with the Uruguayan Footballers' Union (MUFP) using this as a chance to appeal the nine-match ban which Suarez received for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.
If the suspension is overturned, it could provide a timely boost for the national side ahead of this summer's Copa America.
https://twitter.com/mutual_uru/status/603684599961628672
MUFP tweeted that "If Luis Suarez agrees, we will ask for the end of his suspension for having been suspended by a body suspected of corruption.
"He was victim without any doubt of that alleged corruption," the players' union continued.
Just another thing for football's governing body to sink their teeth into.
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