Luis Suarez has announced his retirement from international football at the age of 37, with his final match for Uruguay set to be a World Cup qualifier against Paraguay on September 6. The forward, who debuted in 2007 and became Uruguay's all-time leading scorer with 69 goals in 142 appearances, expressed contentment in retiring on his own terms rather than due to injury. Suarez's career has been marked by both significant achievements, including winning the 2011 Copa America and participating in four World Cups, and numerous controversies, notably multiple bans for biting opponents. His infamous handball during the 2010 World Cup quarterfinal against Ghana, which helped Uruguay advance, is one of the most talked-about incidents in football history. Despite the controversies, Suarez's contributions to club football, particularly at Liverpool and Barcelona, have solidified his legacy as one of football's most talented yet polarizing figures.