Claudio Sulser, chief of FIFA's disciplinary committee, has said that the committee did not prohibited the Liverpool striker to move clubs should a transfer deal has been reached. The Guardian said that FC Barcelona is reportedly in talks with the Uruguayan's current club to sign him.
In his tweet, Suarez expressed his regrets on what occurred during the incident. Moreover, he said his apologies to Chiellini and "the entire football family," which could mean his fans, FIFA, his sponsors and to anyone who might have been affected with his actions. Moreover, he also vowed that such incident would never happen again.
The career-threatening ban on Luis Suarez by FIFA has led to new, colorful remarks from Uruguay National Team captain Diego Lugano, who called the suspension a "human rights violation," and from Uruguay President Jose Mujica, who was caught cussing on a live TV segment after being frank about the FIFA ban.
ESPN said the club's view about the incident and the subsequent punishment was that it was unprecedented and have left them in a difficult position. It has been known that Liverpool is aware of Suarez's problems on the field but has relied on him last season, of which Suarez did not spoil as he went on winning the Professional Footballers' Association and Football Writers' Association player of the year awards and was the top scorer in the Premier League at 31 goals.
