The England striker joins the east London club on a permanent basis

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Luis Suarez pictured at Anfield on the last day of the season

Luis Suarez move ruled out as Liverpool go on offensive

Club insist star striker must honour contract despite his outbursts as transfer stand-off looms

Luis Suarez pictured training with the Uruguay national team

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez speaks out again, claiming the time could be right for a 'change of environment'

The Uruguayan suggested earlier this week he would be interested in a move to Real Madrid

14.	David Villa - £37m

Who can Liverpool sign to replace Luis Suarez?

With their top scorer wanting to leave, the Reds are on the look out for a replacement

Luis Suarez confirms exit from Liverpool: The controversial career of the Uruguay striker

The highs and lows of the Liverpool striker

Victor Valdes

Victor Valdes offers 'explanation' for Barcelona exit plans

Goalkeeper will not renew his contract which expires next summer

Luis Suarez pictured training with the Uruguay national team

Luis Suarez will remain at Liverpool this summer insists agent

The striker has been linked with a move to Real Madrid

Gareth Bale 'born' to play for Real Madrid says club's president Florentino Perez

The Tottenham forward has been linked with a switch to the Bernabeu

Luis Suarez is currently serving a 10-match ban for biting

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez says he's ready to leave England, and admits 'turning down Real Madrid would be difficult'

Liverpool striker opens door to Madrid, as 'unfair' and personal criticism is hurting his family

Alan Arnell: Powerful Liverpool centre forward

If Liverpool signed a centre-forward in 2013, and he went on to score 35 goals in 75 games for the club, he would be hailed as a sensation and valued at many millions of pounds. But when Alan Arnell did just that in the 1950s, he was discarded by the Second Division Reds, and saw out his playing days in the lower reaches of the Football League.

Kolo Touré has been at City since 2009

Liverpool swoop for Manchester City defender Kolo Toure

Brendan Rodgers eager to conclude transfer business early

Roy Hodgson has backed out-of-form striker Wayne Rooney

England v Republic of Ireland: Roy Hodgson ready to put faith in Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney to avoid embarrassment

The England manager refuses to discuss the striker's problems at Manchester United

Kolo Toure looks set to join Liverpool on a free transfer after his contract expires with Manchester City

Liverpool to sign Kolo Toure from Manchester City

Liverpool have agreed a deal in principle to sign Manchester City defender Kolo Toure.

Ashley Cole

England v Republic of Ireland: Ashley Cole to captain Roy Hodgson's team at Wembley in celebration of 100th cap

England face Ireland on the international stage for the first time since a game was abandoned due to rioting at Lansdowne Road in 1995

Former Chelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez excited by Napoli challenge

Rafael Benitez paid tribute to the Napoli fans after he was confirmed as the club's new manager.

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