Luis Suarez says he has been working on controlling his “anxiety and nerves” as he prepares for his first competitive Uruguay game since biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.
“No-one is going to change the way I play,” said Barcelona’s Suarez, 29.
“I am going to have the same attitude. I will still run, still pressure, still argue but with moderation, like I am doing now at Barcelona,” he said.
“I am being more intelligent about a lot of things, trying to take advantage of the situations life is putting in front of me.”
