Arsenal have made a £40m plus £1 bid for the striker, who insists the Anfield outfit agreed to let him leave for a Champions League club after the Reds failed to crack the top four
Luis Suarez has urged Liverpool to honour their agreement and allow him to leave for a Champions Leagueclub this summer.
The Uruguay international has been the subject of two recent offers from Arsenal, who bid £40 million for the striker plus an additional £1 in order to trigger a release clause Suarez insists exists in the contract extension he signed 12 months ago.
Liverpool rejected the offer, but Suarez is adamant the club told him he would be able to move if the Anfield outfit failed to qualify for Europe's premier club competition.
"Last year I had the opportunity to move to a big European club and I stayed on the understanding that if we failed to qualify for the Champions League the following season I'd be allowed to go," Suarez told The Guardian.
"I gave absolutely everything last season but it was not enough to give us a top-four finish – now all I want is for Liverpool to honour our agreement."
Suarez also indicated he is ready to take his case to the Premier League in an attempt to make the move happen.
He continued: "I have the club's word and we have the written contract and we are happy to take this to the Premier League for them to decide the case but I do not want it to come to that.
"I don't feel betrayed, but the club promised me something a year ago just as I promised them that I would stay and try everything possible to get us into the Champions League.
"They gave me their word a year ago and now I want them to honour that. And it is not just something verbal with the coach but something that is written in the contract. I'm not going to another club to hurt Liverpool."
Though he stopped short of specifically mentioning a desire to move to Arsenal, Suarez gave Arsene Wenger's side encouragement that they might yet secure his services by revealing he saw no problem in moving to another Premier League club, despite previously citing the intrusive English media as reason for him to seek a move abroad.
He added: "Right now the Premier League is the biggest and most important league. My record shows that I'm not the kind of player who wants to change clubs every season and I would have no problem playing in England for many more years.
"If we are just talking about the level of the football and the way the supporters are then it is an incredible league. Any player in the world at the moment would like to play here.
"It is not as if I am asking to move to a local rival. And I would not consider moving to a club outside the Champions League."