Aside Eric Cantona, some notable footballers often cited for having bad attitudes included Mario Balotelli, known for his disciplinary issues and perceived lack of professionalism, Joey Barton, who has a long history of misconduct and a volatile temper, and Luis Suárez, notorious for on-field incidents and biting opponents.

Other players mentioned for problematic behavior include Sergio Ramos, Carlos Tevez, and Antonio Cassano, highlighting that a poor attitude can manifest in various forms, from on-field aggression to a detrimental lack of effort.

But the player who has been caught in another controversy is Uruguay and Inter Miami striker Lius Suárez.

Luis Suárez was cautioned after a bitting incident against Giorgio Chiellini.

This time it’s a spitting incident against the coach of Seattle Sounders after Inter Miami suffered a 3-0 defeat in the league cup final.

With the regulatory body yet to many any official comments on this incident, Luis Suárez has rendered an apology to the manager.

Luis Suarez has issued a grovelling apology after spitting on a Seattle Sounders member of staff last weekend:

“I want to apologise for my behaviour at the end of the game.

It was a moment full of tension and frustration, when things took place at the end of the game that shouldn’t have occurred, but that doesn’t justify my reaction. I made a mistake and I’m sincerely sorry.

That’s not the image that I want to portray in front of my family, who suffer for my errors, and (Inter Miami) doesn’t deserve to be affected by this either.

I feel bad for what happened, and I did not want to miss this opportunity to recognise it and ask everyone for forgiveness who felt poorly about what I did.”