Liverpool striker Luis Suarez insists that his troubles are now past him and he has come back after suspension with a calmer approach to his game, according to Sky Sports.
The controversial striker has already netted three goals in two English Premier League matches since his return from serving a 10-match ban for biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic last season.
“I am aware that in the recent matches I played, I’ve been calmer,” he said. “I am very self-critical and I realised that playing well, with more tranquillity, is helping me a lot. I realise and I prefer to continue and not be the same as before.”
Suarez also acknowledged that club captain Steven Gerrard and the Anfield faithful compelled him to stay at the club after a summer when he had been heavily linked with a move away from Liverpool.
“Gerrard, for me, is a legend in Liverpool and a great teammate who helped me a lot,” he added.
“His attitude was an extra boost for me to take the decision to stay in Liverpool; both he and the fans of Liverpool influenced much for that.
“I admire him for the great player he is worldwide. For me he will always be a benchmark and at club level he is the best player I have played with in my career, as a person and as a footballer.”
The Uruguayan international’s Liverpool career has been blighted with controversial events. He was also banned for eight matches after being found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra
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