
In addition to the three established facts of the bites of rivals on the field by Luis Suarez, FIFA investigated five more similar cases from the early stage of the career of the Uruguayan football player, but could not find evidence.
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On Thursday, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee disqualified Suarez for nine matches of the Uruguay national team and removed it four months from football for the bite of Georgio Kellini in the World Cup with the Italian national team.
Earlier, the striker was twice for such misconduct: 10 matches for the bite of the player of the London “Chelsea” Branislav Ivanovich , 7 matches for the defender of the PSV of the rampant Bakkala .
However, according to the Daily Star , this is not a complete list. Suarez bit his opponents five times when he still performed in Uruguay. And FIFA took this into account when she made a decision on the 27-year-old striker of Liverpool, even if it is no longer possible to prove this.
“There were people who reported FIFA about five more cases of bites. However, the federation reached the information that Uruguay’s football officials attached a hand to the public’s property because they wanted to avoid a scandal around a player who gave great hopes,” the source says.