Uruguay's World Cup start sans Suárez

Uruguay’s national team started the World Cup with two draws against Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde, placing it in a difficult position to qualify for the knockout stages after the upcoming match against Spain. The team was affected by the absence of Luis Suárez, who retired from international play in 2024 after scoring 69 goals in 143 matches and had been the team’s main supporting player for the past years. Despite Coach Marcelo Bielsa’s efforts to renew the team's lineup, the team’s offensive performance suffers from weakness and faces criticism for the loss of the decisive touch that Suárez traditionally provided.

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