And on that note we will sign off for another World Cup Sportsday.

Thank you for your interaction on a day where you voted Brazil 2014 as the best World Cup ever and Liverpool agreed a deal for Luis Suarez to join Barcelona.

We will leave you with this - his first Premier League goal in England against Stoke City in 2011. You won't see another.

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See you tomorrow for more Sportsday at 07:00 BST.

Liverpool have agreed to sell Suarez at 27, when he will be at his peak, according to research.

BBC News has found the average age for players representing their country at the World Cup is 27.5 years.

Germany have an average age of 27.7 years, while Argentina's is 28.4. The sides meet in Sunday's final.

Liverpool will have a challenge to cope without the "irreplaceable" Luis Suarez, says the club's former striker John Aldridge.

Suarez will put pen to paper on a five-year contract next week after the Reds agreed a fee with Barcelona.

"Tottenham tried to replace Bale last year and look what happened - four or five quality players couldn't do what he did," says Aldridge.

"That's a lesson to be learned. With the stash of money Brendan Rodgers has got, you're looking at a kitty of £110 million, which can do a lot of damage. Whether you'll get anybody who can do a lot of damage who can get 30 goals is very debatable."

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan, external is at Ronald Koeman's news conference: "Ronald Koeman confirms Dani Osvaldo will not be on pre-season tour and will instead return to Southampton and train away from the first team."

New Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has championed the prospect of Louis van Gaal enjoying success as Manchester United's new manager.

"He is a coach who is very experienced, did a great job in Bayern Munich and Barcelona," says Koeman in a news conference.

"He took Holland to the semi-final. We did not expect this and he can bring United back to the top and it is a fantastic opportunity for him."

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard on Instagram:, external "On an emotional day for me I would just like to say what a pleasure it has been playing with an amazing talent such as Luis. I would like to thank him for his outstanding contribution on the pitch during his time at Liverpool and to wish him and his family all the best on his new adventure in Spain."

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Fiorentina concede it will be a challenge to keep hold of Colombia winger Juan Guillermo Cuadrado after his impressive World Cup displays.

The 26-year-old, who signed for La Viola in 2012, is reportedly a transfer target of Barcelona.

"To keep Cuadrado will be difficult but not impossible," Fiorentina owner Andrea Della Valle said to Gazzetta dello Sport., external "I am used to dealing with complicated challenges. It's not just Barcelona but there are many others (clubs)."

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Mario Balotelli mixed up in controversy. Shock Horror.

The AC Milan striker has uploaded an image on social media which shows him pointing a gun at a camera.

"Big kiss to all the haters," reads the supporting message. Balotelli, 23, has since deleted the Instagram post.

Image source, Mario Balotelli Instagram

Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer will be answering your questions on Facebook from 15:45 BST. You can access the Match of the Day Facebook page, external and post your questions now.

So it is official, you have voted Brazil 2014 as the greatest ever World Cup.

The tournament wins the overall vote and topped the list in many of the eight sub categories.

There was success however for Mexico 1986, which you felt was the most controversial tournament and Germany 2006 was the best hosted tournament.

Thanks again for all your interaction. We hope the final on Sunday lives up to your positivity.

Image source, Per Mertesacker Twitter

Germany defender Per Mertesacker tweets:, external "1990. I was already proud of wearing my DFB outfit - perspective changed a bit, but not the emotions!"

Mertesacker will be part of the Germany squad which faces Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday.

Germany forward Thomas Muller has warned supporters not to expect a result like their semi-final win over Brazil in Sunday's World Cup final meeting with Argentina.

The Germans ran in five goals in 18 first-half minutes to set the platform for a 7-1 win against the hosts.

"I don't know what kind of a game it will be on Sunday, but I don't expect it to be 5-0 at half-time," says the Bayern Munich forward. "That would be nice, but it's probably going to be tight like it was against Algeria or France."

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The results are in for the overall best World Cup ever? And the winner is...

1. Brazil 2014 39.0%

2: Italia 90 - 10.5%

3: England 66 - 8.8%

4: France 98 - 8.4%

5: Germany 06 - 8.1%

6. Mexico 1970 - 4.7%; 7. Korea/Japan - 3.9%; 8. Mexico 86 - 3.6%; 9. Spain 82 - 3.3%; 10. USA 94 - 3.0%; 11. S Africa 2010 - 2.5%; 12. Uruguay 1930 - 1.1%; 13. W Germany 74 - 0.8%; 14. Argentina 78 - 0.7%; 15. Switzerland 1954 - 0.6%; 16. Sweden 1958 - 0.4%; 17. France 1938 - 0.3%; 18. Chile 62 - 0.1%; 19. Italy 34 - 0.1%; 20. Brazil 50 - 0.1%.

So that is that - great goals, colour, fashion, atmosphere, shock results and a bite have made Brazil 2014 your best World Cup.

Thank you for your votes throughout the day.

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Arsenal Augustus:, external Brazil 2014. Suarez bite, Bra 1-7 Ger, Spa 1-5 Hol, James Rodriguez, Costa Rica QFinalists, Van Persie Superman goal

Bruno Chimerem:, external 1998. Most of the veterans from the late 80s, & 90s were playing their last & practically put in all their best.

You have one minute left to vote for the overall best ever World Cup....

Brazil legend Zico says the country must part ways, external with current manager Luiz Felipe Scolari after their World Cup semi-final exit.

The tournament hosts were humiliated by Germany in the last four and Zico, once dubbed 'the white Pele', feels Scolari should end his second spell as national manager.

"We need to choose new people with new thoughts about how to play the Brazilian way," the three-time World Cup veteran says.

Alex Crouch:, external 1954. 5.38 goals a game. Scores of 9-0, 8-3, 7-0, 7-2, 5-0, 4-4, 7-5, 6-1. Emerging Germany & fall of Hungary.

Vic Brown:, external Mexico 1970 - Pele at his best, Brazil mesmerising & loads of great goals.

Barcelona's front three next season. Average.

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Jac Williams:, external Brazil 2014. Spain home early. Costa Rican fairytale run, Brazil humiliated in the semis, the final still to come.

Matt Pickles: , external Only old enough to really remember 4 of them...Going to have to go with THIS one! loved every second.

Mseteka Godfrey:, external The most unique of all 2010 South Africa

Kieran Robinson:, external Italia '90. Long summer evenings, Nessun Dorma, Gazza, Lineker and an England side the nation truly got behind.

Tom Granger:, external France 98, my first proper WC, Owen's goal, last time England were good, blonde Romanians, Zidane, Ronaldo

Luke Nighty:, external England 1966 I wasn't even alive but I wouldn't be English if I said anything different!