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Barcelona star Luis Suarez has omitted Cristiano Ronaldo from the list of his five best strikers of all time.
The 32-year-old spoke of his favourite attackers during an interview with&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/brfootball/status/1202988381124345856" target="_blank">Bleacher Report</a>.

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Suarez snubs Ronaldo but includes Forlan in his top five strikers of all time

"The finish time for him is amazing," Suarez said. 
 
Romario claims to have scored more than 1000 goals during a 24-year senior career in which he played in his native Brazil, Europe, the U.S, Middle East and Australia.
He starred for his national team, winning the 1994 World Cup, two Copa America titles, and hit the back of the net on 55 occasions during his 70 caps.

Romario's&nbsp;best spells in his club career came at PSV (96 goals in 107 appearances) and Barcelona (34 in 46), while he also scored extensively in his native Brazil for Vasco da&nbsp;Gama, Flamengo and Fluminense.

Romario

"The fat one," Suarez jokes. "The first Ronaldo. The Brazilian Ronaldo.
"He's really good. He's so quick. He's an intelligent guy. He's a nice finisher.

"He had it all."

Ronaldo Nazario lifted two World Cups for Brazil in 1994 and 2002 and scored 62 goals in in 98 matches for his national team.

After starting his senior career with Cruzeiro, Ronaldo spent 14 years in Europe at PSV, Barcelona, Inter and AC Milan before returning to Brazil with Corinthians.

He won the&nbsp;Ballon&nbsp;d'Or&nbsp;in 1997 and 2002 and was also awarded FIFA World Player of the Year on three occasions.

Ronaldo Nazario

"I think for me, one of the best of my career is [Diego] Forlan," Suarez said.
"I played with him, he's a really good striker. Really clear-minded. He played for the team.

"He's a striker who likes&nbsp;to score many&nbsp;goals. He likes to shoot and that's what you want."

After starting his senior football in Argentina, Forlan shot to prominence after signing for Manchester United.

The Uruguayan&nbsp;failed to settle at the Theatre of Dreams and secured a move to La Liga, where he carved out a hugely successful career with Villarrael and Atletico Madrid.

Forlan won the Golden Ball for&nbsp;best player at the 2010 World Cup, while he also earned&nbsp;the European Golden Shoe on two occasions (2004-05, 2008-09).

Diego Forlan

"He was my favourite player when I was a child," Suarez says of Batistuta.
"He was a really good No. 9 and he liked to shoot free-kicks. He loved to play for the team and I loved his character as well."

Batistuta, or 'Batigol', enjoyed an incredible career in Argentina, Italy and the Middle East, while also scoring 54 goals in 77 appearances for the Argentine national team.

He is most known for his nine-year stint&nbsp;in the Serie A with&nbsp;Fiorentina and he placed&nbsp;third in FIFA's World Player of the Year award in 1999.

Gabriel Batistuta

"Number one for me is Messi," Suarez said. "Because he is one of the best in the world.
"It's an easy decision for me."

Messi recently claimed a sixth Ballon d'Or in a trophy-laden, 16-year&nbsp;career with Barcelona&nbsp;that includes an extraordinary four Champions League titles and 10 La Liga championships.

He has scored an unbelievable 614 goals in 701 games for the Catalans and also has 70 in 138 for his country.

Messi and Suarez have formed a devastating partnership in the Blaugrana attack since the latter moved from Liverpool in 2014.

Lionel Messi

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Barcelona star Luis Suarez has omitted Cristiano Ronaldo from the list of his five best strikers of all time.

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