Could Suárez announce his retirement and join another team? The law defines whether it is permitted.

Luís Suárez made an important announcement for Grêmio. The Uruguayan striker, considered one of the biggest signings in the history of the team from Rio Grande do Sul, would be thinking about an imminent retirement, mainly due to problems with pain in his left knee, diagnosed as osteoarthritis. However, there is an important point: Suárez's relationship with Grêmio only ends at the end of 2024. But what does the law say about this? Linked to Grêmio Amid uncertainty, Grêmio called up Suárez to face América-MG Grêmio on 06/21/2023. Suárez's teammate at Grêmio, Bitello praises the professionalism of the Uruguayan Grêmio 21.06.2023. Minuto Grêmio uses FIFA youth observation dates and minute reserves 18.06.2023 Marcos Motta, one of the great experts in sports law, sparked the debate and explained on his social networks what could happen in this case. According to experts, the athlete must remain registered with his last club for 30 months. In other words, within 900 days it must be respected – starting from the athlete’s last game in the national team. To understand Suárez's situation and what could happen in the future, if the Uruguayan decides to end his career, Lance's report! also contacted Marcelo Belfiore, a specialist in sports law. Show your passion for Besmrtnik with products starting at R$69.90 In this case, there are two possible scenarios. In the first of them, and perhaps it would be the most peaceful for both parties, there would be an amicable exit. In other words, Suárez settles the issue with Grêmio, explaining the reason for his withdrawal, and the two sides reach an agreement and separate normally. In this case, both parties agree to end the relationship and each would 'move on with their lives', almost as if the cause of the breakup was not actually the reform, but rather the desire of both to end the relationship. + Will Suarez give up? Check out 10 foreign talents who retired from Brazilian football + Keeping an eye on the Brasileirão! Subscribe to Prime Video and watch all your favorite team's games! In this situation, Grêmio and the athlete could reach a common denominator. However, the team from Rio Grande do Sul would have the right to include a clause in this contract that, if he returns to another club, could have financial consequences. But there is another possibility, which happens if Grêmio does not want to be fired and Suárez still wants to retire. Under Brazilian law, there is a consequence: any contract that expires prematurely will be penalized. However, there is an exception to every rule. In the event of retirement, Suárez – in principle – would not have to pay any compensation. Unless he returns to the game within 30 months. In this scenario, the situation would be different and this penalty would be due – as determined in accordance with Brazilian legislation. According to article 4 (1) of FIFA's RSTP, the only thing that FIFA determines is that (like what would happen if Suárez changed his mind and wanted to return to the game), he would no longer be registered with Grêmio, but registered in the register of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF). In short, if you want to return to playing before this 30-month period, Luisít's registration would still be in Brazil. So, if a striker wanted to play in another country – like the United States, for example – he would have to go through the international transfer process. What if that 30-month period has already passed? In this case it would be as if the player had just made a 'new registration', with no previous implications. This Wednesday (21), Grêmio released the list of players linked for the clash this Thursday (22), against América-MG, for the Brazilian Championship. But one thing caught our attention: Luís Suárez was on the list. 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