Luis Suarez promised never to bite again.

The former Liverpool striker has been in limbo since FIFA imposed a four-month ban from all football-related activity after his infamous bite on Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup

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Suarez, cannot feature for Barcelona in a competitive match until October 26 when his four match ban will end, admitted he is also seeking professional help to avoid any more scandals in his career.

Suarez said: "Being a super star? When asked if he felt any pressure over his £75m price tag, he reply saying that the stars are in the sky. I'm here to help the team to try to win trophies." 

"The dream of playing for Barca comes from many years ago, as a kid. Everyone knows my relationship with family living here," he stated

"My ban is what it is and we have to accept it. I have apologized and I've been talking to professionals in order to deal with it. I say to all the fans do not worry about that. I won't be doing that anymore." Said Luis Suarez.

"When I came to watch games here, I thought 'One day I will play here'. But it seemed something far away. There were offers from other clubs but when the Barca option came up I didn't think twice.

"My ban is what it is and we have to accept it. I have apologized and I've been talking to professionals in order to deal with it. I say to all the fans do not worry about that. I won't be doing that anymore.

"It's a difficult moment for me. I had the same situation last year at Liverpool (when he was banned for biting Branislav Ivanovic). I started to play on September 20 but I was able to train and help my team-mates off the pitch.

"I'm here to do important things at Barca. Everything that happens in the past, that needs to be forgotten. If I start thinking about everything I've gone through, I wouldn't be able to sleep."

After the Court of Arbitration for Sport eased some of the sanctions imposed by FIFA, allowing him to train with his new team-mates, Suarez came on for a late cameo in a friendly against Mexican side Leon on Monday.  

"Playing at the Camp Nou yesterday was spectacular, very emotional. I still can't believe it. This is a dream come true," he added.

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The world No 2 has not played since his shock defeat to Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon last month. 

He suffered an injury to his right wrist at home in Mallorca on 29 July whilst practicing for the US hardcourt season. He was advised by doctors to wear a cast for two to three weeks but the problem forced him to miss the Rogers Cup in Toronto and last week's Cincinnati Open.

And the Spaniard confirmed on his Facebook page that the injury would now force him to miss the last Grand Slam event of the year, which begins next Monday.

Nadal said: “I am very sorry to announce I won’t be able to play at this year’s US Open a tournament in which I’ve played in three consecutive finals.

“I am sure you understand that it is a very tough moment for me since it is a tournament I love and where I have great memories from fans, the night matches, so many things