Luis Suarez spits on rival coach in intense cup final brawl

Luis Suarez Sparks Controversy by Spitting at Seattle Sounders Coach

Luis Suarez found himself in the midst of fresh controversy when he was captured on video spitting at a Seattle Sounders coach following Inter Miami's defeat in the Leagues Cup final. The incident occurred after Miami's 3-0 loss in the final on Sunday night, overshadowing the Sounders' historic victory.

Video footage showed Suarez confronting a Sounders staff member on the pitch as tensions escalated between both teams after the final whistle. The 38-year-old approached the coach and appeared to spit at him, with Miami goalkeeper Oscar Ustari attempting to intervene.

Prior to the spitting incident, players from both teams were seen engaging in physical altercations, grabbing each other and throwing punches as emotions ran high after the match.

Inter Miami and Major League Soccer have been contacted for comments regarding the footage showing Suarez spitting at a Seattle coach.

Suarez has a history of on-field controversies, including being banned for eight matches and fined by the English FA in 2011 for making racist remarks towards Patrice Evra. He also faced suspensions for biting opponents during matches, including incidents during the 2014 World Cup and previous club competitions.

Major League Soccer is expected to issue a disciplinary ruling on Suarez's latest behavior in the coming days. Meanwhile, Seattle secured a 3-0 victory in the final, with goals from Osaze De Rosario, Alex Roldan, and Paul Rothrock.

Inter Miami's next match is scheduled after the international break against Charlotte FC in the MLS on September 13.