Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is continuing to make his mark at Gremio.

The Uruguayan striker, who was at the World Cup with his country, has made it five goals in the past three matches.

El Pistolero is enjoying his time in Brazil, as they continue to impress in the Campeonato Gaucho.

Suarez scored to give his side a 1-0 win over Brasil de Pelotas in their most recent clash.

The 36-year-old has already been labeled the best signing in Gremio's history.

He stated after their recent game, "All the games are difficult.

"The rival came to make the game of the year for them. We have to face it like we did today and repeat it in all the games."

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