Luis Suarez: 'Hard to say no to Real Madrid'

Luis Suarez says that it would be hard to turn down Real Madrid.

By Kristian Johnson, Reporter | 29 May 2013

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has admitted that it would be "hard to say no" to Real Madrid.

Suarez's future has been the source of much speculation and he has said that he would consider a move to Los Blancos.

"I have a contract with Liverpool [but] it would be hard to say no to Real Madrid," Suarez told Uruguayan radio station Ultimo al Arco.

"I love Liverpool, but I have a wife and daughter, and I'm not prepared to tolerate the English press anymore.

"I have spoken to Rodgers, he knows what I want. He understands my situation."

Suarez has scored 30 goals in 44 appearances for Liverpool this season.

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