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‘It’s great. One bites and the other kicks! ‘: Diego Costa enjoys Luis Suárez’s draw at Atlético de Madrid after both forwards hit the net in a 6-1 win over Granada in LaLiga
- Luis Suárez sealed a £ 5.5 million transfer from Barcelona to Atlético de Madrid this summer
- The Uruguayan made his debut on Sunday night, pocketing a double in Granada
- Diego Costa was also on the score sheet, as two of soccer’s villains joined in
- The former Chelsea star is enjoying the partnership, poking fun at the couple’s past
Diego Costa and Luis Suárez, two of soccer’s great villains who played as a center forward, have teamed up at Atlético de Madrid and cannot contain their excitement.
The pair first came together on Sunday night after Suarez’s £ 5.5 million move from Barcelona, when Atlético de Madrid dismantled Granda 6-1 in their first LaLiga game of the season.
Suarez replaced Costa in the 71st minute after the Spaniard fired the first goal in the sixth minute, only for Suarez to score a double and an assist in his first 25 minutes at the club.
Diego Costa enjoys the opportunity to partner with Luis Suárez at Atlético de Madrid
Suárez replaced Costa in Atlético’s 6-1 win against Granada, scoring a double and assisting
Suárez and Costa are controversial characters and will certainly cause trouble together.
Both men have a controversial past and have become used to irritating rival fans with their antics. Although both men have entered their thirties, it could be an explosive line of attack.
‘It’s great. One bites and the other kicks, ‘said the former Chelsea striker after beating Granada.
We are very lucky to have Luis, I don’t understand how Barça could have let him go.
Costa opened the scoring for Atlético in just six minutes before Atlético continued their rout
‘He is going to help us with many goals, as well as his warrior spirit and his hunger to win trophies.
“I hope it can help us win another trophy for our fans, but we have to take each game as it comes.”
Suarez established himself in Barcelona history by ranking third on their all-time scorers list, but he’s not done yet.
The Uruguayan scored 16 goals and provided eight assists in LaLiga last season despite knee surgery taking a toll on his season.
