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Former Liverpool forward Milan Jovanovic urges Anderlecht teammate Matias Suarez not to make the same mistake as he did by moving to Anfield.

Former Liverpool forward Milan Jovanovic has urged Anderlecht teammate Matias Suarez not to move to Anfield.

The 30-year-old Serbian moved to Merseyside in 2010 after agreeing the deal while Rafael Benitez was at the helm.

However, the Spaniard was sacked in pre-season and Jovanovic found first-team opportunities difficult to come by under Roy Hodgson and Kenny Dalglish.

23-year-old Suarez is reportedly a target for the Reds but Jovanovic thinks that the Argentinean would be a lot happier elsewhere.

"I shed lots of tears in England. I felt unhappy every day over there," Jovanovic told The Sun.

"London is a nice place to live but everywhere else is depressing. I have advised Suarez not to move to Liverpool.

"They'll throw a lot of money at him but he should opt for Italy."

Jovanovic made just 10 Premier League appearances before being sold in 2011, not scoring once.

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