Rayados de Monterrey legend “Chupete” Suazo announced his retirement from professional football back in January 2016, when he was part of his home country’s Colo-Colo. It didn’t last long, as just a year and a half later, he was summoned by San Antonio Unido (Second Division) club president Danilo Rojas. In January 2018, after only six months at the club, he announced his retirement for a second time, as he had plans to coach at an amateur level. Then, a year ago, in July 2019, Suazo announced his return yet again with San Antonio Unido.
After this up-and-down roller coaster ride of retirement indecision, at the age of 39, “Chupete” will make his return to First Division in Chile for the first time in four and a half years.