Luís Suárez is the 'green and white' footballer distinguished at the 'Lion's Roars'
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Luís Suárez is the 'green and white' footballer distinguished at the 'Lion's Roars'

Correio da Manhã1 September 2026 at 22:03

Luís Suárez was distinguished as the 'green and white' footballer at the 'Lion's Roars' ceremony. This is an event that awards the best players associated with Sporting, a club known for its lion symbols.

The ceremony is in its 44th edition, which demonstrates the tradition and longevity of this sporting event. Suárez's distinction reflects his career as a Sporting player.

The ceremony is scheduled for November 13, in Ortigosa, in the district of Leiria. This annual event brings together important figures from the football world associated with the Sporting club.

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