• Here are a few options
• depending on the exact nuance you want to convey for "dot" (is it just a mark
• or a tiny stain?): 1. **Un punto tenue en la parte delantera inferior.** *(A faint dot on the lower front part.)* - This is a very direct and common translation. 2. **Una pequeña marca tenue en la parte delantera inferior.** *(A small faint mark on the lower front part.)* - Uses "marca" (mark) instead of "punto" (dot). 3. **Hay un punto apenas visible en la parte delantera inferior.** *(There is a barely visible dot on the lower front part.)* - Emphasizes "faint" with "apenas visible" (barely visible). 4. **Una pequeña mancha tenue en la parte delantera baja.** *(A small faint stain on the lower front part.)* - If "dot" implies a tiny stain or blemish
• "mancha" (stain) is appropriate
• and "baja" is a common way to say "lower." The first option
• **"Un punto tenue en la parte delantera inferior
• "** is likely the most straightforward and widely understood.

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• Estampado oficial del club para el delantero imparable Luis Suárez #7