The Uruguayan admits he is still adapting to the
team's style but feels fans should not be worried despite seeing the
club fall to a second straight defeat
Barcelona are still the best team in the world despite losing two games in a row, according to striker Luis Suarez.
Luis Enrique's side followed up last week's 3-1 defeat to Real Madrid with a 1-0 loss to Celta at Camp Nou on Saturday, leaving them third in the table behind Real Madrid and champions Atletico Madrid in La Liga.
But Suarez, who made his Barca debut in the Clasico loss and played in a competitive home game for the first time against Celta, feels there is little to worry about.
"When ball doesnt want to go in, it doesn't go in - we had lots of chances, but just lacked luck," the former Liverpool forward told Barca TV. "They took advantage of one chance they created and won.
"We want trophies because we are best team in world. Fans should keep believing in us - the players are the first ones who want to turn this around."
The 27-year-old said he felt far more comfortable in his second start for Barca than he did in his first as he continues to adapt to the team's style of play.
Suarez continued: "At the Bernabeu I was fine for the first 45 minutes, but then tiredness became a factor. I felt a bit lost when pressing and lacked communication with my team-mates. Against Celta, however, I felt more comfortable on the pitch."
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