Suárez, left Liverpool for Barça in a £75m deal last summer, has struggled for goals this season, managing just five strikes in 18 appearances.
The Uruguayan has been outshone by the likes of Lionel Messi and Neymar, although he has chipped in with 11 assists.
And Fernando Torres, who left Anfield on the same day that Suárez arrived on Merseyside back in January 2011 to Stamford bridge, was full of praise for the Uruguayan.
"You have to realise that Luis comes from making 50 goals in a team in which he was the one who made the goals. At Barça you have to start to substract that amount because Messi makes 50 a year.
That is normal. He told AS: "He is fundamental. [He does] the dirty work and the work that isn’t dirty. He is a very good player.
"There is a need to make more goals, he will do it. Against us in the match in the Calderón, that damage that was done to us was done by him."
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