David Suárez Stats, Info and performances

Recent Matches & Performances

A graph displaying David Suárez 's form, up and down via their performance for each fixture. The matchratings range from zero to 10 and are calculated via our algorithms covering more than 50 datapoints.

Comp	Date		Fixture		Mins			Info
CDR	7 Dec 2023	D	Melilla MEL 1 - 1 Eibar EIB		90			1 - 1 D

All matches played by David Suárez

About David Suárez

Who is David Suárez ?

David Suárez is 23-years-old, born on 13 November 2000, and is a right-footed professional football player from Spain. David Suárez has also played in Copa del Rey for Melilla. He currently plays as a Midfielder (Centre) in A PFG for club Vratsa.

Profile

Club: Vratsa
Nationality: Spain
Age: 23 years (2000-11-13)
Position: Midfielder (Centre)
Prefered foot: Right
Height: -
Weight: -
Previous teams: Melilla

Main Position(s)

The main positions in which David Suárez starts for Vratsa. On the graphic, main positions are highlighted in green, with the brightest color displaying their most-played position.

Midfielder (Centre)

Teammates

A team-mates shortlist of David Suárez , which holds a link to the full playing squad.

Stefan Velev DM (C)

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Jean-Pierre Da Sylva M

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Daniel Gadzhev M

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Chavdar Ivaylov M (C)

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Ivaylo Mihaylov M

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David Suárez M (C)

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Vratsa Full squad

Bayern Munich set new championship points record - Bundesliga in 2012/13

Bundesliga 2012-13: Bayern Munich set new Bundesliga points record at the expense of previous champions, Borussia Dortmund.

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Bundesliga

Dortmund successfully defend title with record points haul - Bundesliga in 2011/12

Bundesliga 2011-12: Borussia Dortmund successfully defend their title, with Bayern having to settle for second.

15 hours

Serie A

Three in a row for record-breaking Juventus - Serie A in 2013-14

Serie A 2013-14: Head coach Antonio Conte leads Juventus to their third Scudetto in a row.

16 hours

Conte’s Juventus retain title with ease ahead of Napoli - Serie A in 2012/13

Serie A 2012-13: Juventus retained their championship crown again under the tutelage of Antonio Conte.

17 hours

David Suárez