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Manchester - Luis Suarez's life has changed considerably since his last appearance in an English football stadium, when he paraded Anfield holding his son in his arm after Liverpool missed out on the league title on the final day of last season.
In the intervening seven months, he has bitten another opponent, this time at a World Cup, to get a four-month worldwide ban, changed clubs to become the third most expensive footballer of all time and gone from the main man at Liverpool to one of the supporting cast at Barcelona.
Now he's back in England for Tuesday's Champions League match against Manchester City, seeking a first standout game for Barcelona to emerge — even if only briefly — from the shadow of the club's star player, fellow forward Lionel Messi.
