Less than six months after Arsenal bid £40,000,001 for the Uruguayan, Suarez was lifting silverware at the Emirates.
But it was an individual award for the striker rather than a team one for Arsene Wenger's men after he beat Leighton Baines, Christian Benteke, Juan Mata, Robin van Persie and Pablo Zabaleta to the prize, which more than 500,000 people voted for.
Winner: Player of the year Luis Suarez celebrates his Football Supporters' Federation gong with wife Sofia
'This award is not just for me but for my team-mates, management and coaching staff and everyone connected with Liverpool.'
It has been a remarkable turnaround for the 26-year-old, who was banned for ten matches by the FA last season for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.
He didn't even make his league bow this season until September 29 but has already notched 17 times for the Reds.
Eventful year: Suarez celebrates with his award at the Emirates Stadium
Winners? Kolo Toure believes Liverpool can clinch a trophy in order to keep hold of Suarez
Brendan Rodgers' side lie just two points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal, with Toure insisting that the club are capable of claiming silverware in order to keep hold of their talisman.
'I think he can see that all the players want to fight and want to win this title, definitely,' Toure said.
'We don't want to lose him to another team. And you can see that everyone from this wants to improve the club, to try and win a trophy.
'He is a great player and was amazing at Spurs, playing like he always does.'
Lethal: The talisman has scored an astonishing 17 goals for the Reds already this season
