Suarez's son mimics Chiellini incident by hilariously biting striker's shoulder

When Lautaro Suarez grows up, he will likely want to be just like his dad and become a professional footballer... but it appears he's already picked up some of Luis' worst habits.

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The six-month-old baby was hilariously spotted moments before taking a chunk out of the Barcelona striker's shoulder, mimicking Suarez's infamous biting incident with Giorgio Chiellini.

Barcelona beat Levante 1-0 on Saturday to seal the Spanish league title leading to the Catalan stars celebrating on the pitch with their families while Suarez carried little Lautaro around the pitch.

And Suarez has quite the reputation when it comes to biting his opponents.

The Uruguayan forward was suspended for seven games for biting PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal on the shoulder in 2010 while representing Ajax.

Suarez, while playing for Liverpool, was then handed a 10-game ban for biting Chelsea's Branislov Ivanovic on the arm.

Finally at the 2014 World Cup, Suarez bit Italy defender Chiellini on the shoulder – an incident that went unpunished during the game.

Suarez started Barcelona's league win over Levante at the Nou Camp where Lionel Messi scored the winning goal.

Barcelona coach Ernesto Valverde refused to apologise for having to rely so heavily on Messi to solve their problems after the Argentinian scored the goal which secured an eighth title in 11 years.

Messi, rested for the first half against Levante ahead of next week's Champions League semi-final first leg against Liverpool, came off the bench to score his 34th league goal of the season in the 1-0 victory.

Prior to his arrival Barca had laboured to impose themselves on a side just three points above the relegation zone, with former Reds midfielder Philippe Coutinho failing with three good chances.

'Messi always takes us out of many problems, it's clear,' Valverde said in a press conference.

'We're not going to apologise for having Messi, it's a good thing he's with us. If there has to be a protagonist and a name above the rest it is his, this is known to everyone.

'He was clear that he had to play. We have a game on Wednesday and we have to be active. I knew he was going to play at least from half-time; he made the goal in the end - he always makes goals everywhere.'