Suarez doesn t bite and spits, and is suspended for six games by the US League

International Miami lost to the Seattle Bayer 0-3 in the North American League Cup final on Monday (1st) local time. After the game, Suarez was photographed spitting on the opposing club staff. After investigation, the U.S. League announced that the 38-year-old Uruguayan scorer was suspended for 6 games, but it was limited to the execution of the North American League Cup. This means that Suarez can continue to play in the U.S.-level competition, and was released in disguise.

After the game, there was a large-scale conflict between the staff and players of the two clubs. Suarez, one of the "hot heads", first clashed with his opponent, and the players of both sides then joined the battle group. Many people pushed and bumped each other, locked their necks and even punched, and some were pulled and fell. Suarez even "exported" to hurt people and spit on Seattle Gulfers security director Keni Lamelis. The process was captured by TV cameras. Even if Suarez later apologized, he could not escape punishment.

The US League now announced various penalty, with Suarez punishing the worst, and he needs to take 6 suspensions. Another international Miami player, Busquets, has suspended 2 games, and defender Avellis needs to be suspended 3 games. As for Seattle Bayers coaching team member Lian Hutt was suspended for 5 games.

However, the suspension order for the above penalties is only applicable to the North American League Cup. The American League and other events will not be affected. The North American League Cup will not be held again next year. It is still unknown whether Suarez will still play in International Miami.