Luis Suarez has done it again. The Uruguayan goal machine continues to defy time and expectation — this time by joining one of football’s most exclusive clubs.
The former Liverpool star has officially reached 600 career goals, a number only a handful of legends have ever managed.
At 38, Suarez is still firing on all cylinders for Inter Miami in Major League Soccer. In a 4-0 win against Atlanta on October 12, the veteran striker produced yet another trademark finish — a sweetly struck volley in the 61st minute that flew past the goalkeeper.
It wasn’t just another goal; it was the goal — the one that etched his name alongside football’s immortals.
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A milestone made in every corner of the world by Luis Suarez
Suarez’s journey to 600 goals reads like a global tour of success. From the streets of Montevideo to the bright lights of Barcelona, he has left his mark everywhere.
The tally includes goals across nine different teams and his national side, showing his consistency and killer instinct through nearly two decades of football.
| Team / Nation | Goals Scored |
|---|---|
| Barcelona | 198 |
| Ajax | 111 |
| Liverpool | 82 |
| Uruguay (National Team) | 69 |
| Inter Miami | 42 |
| Atlético Madrid | 34 |
| Grêmio | 29 |
| Nacional | 20 |
| Groningen | 15 |
| Total | 600 |
That’s not just a number — it’s a legacy.
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The Pistolero still fires
Luis Suarez, affectionately known as El Pistolero, has been a phenomenon wherever he’s played. Liverpool fans will fondly remember the 2013/14 season when he almost shot the Reds to Premier League glory, scoring 31 goals and assisting 13 more.
His efforts that year earned him the PFA Player of the Year, the Premier League Golden Boot, and a shared European Golden Shoe alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
His chemistry with Daniel Sturridge was electric, his hunger unmatched. Even today, at Inter Miami, Suarez is showing that his sharpness and instinct remain untouched.
And to make it sweeter for fans, he’s doing it alongside his old friend and teammate, Lionel Messi — the duo that terrorized defenders at Barcelona is back at it in pink and black.
Suarez’s 600th goal isn’t just a number — it’s a statement. A reminder that true class doesn’t fade; it evolves. With every volley, header, and poacher’s finish, the Uruguayan continues to write one of the most extraordinary stories in football.