Retired Argentine striker Sergio Aguero has rubbished transfer reports linking him with a move to Independiente in his home country Argentina. The ex-Atletico Madrid and Manchester City attacking player debunked the transfer rumours involving him and Argentinian top flight team Independiente on Twitch livestream as he earned their officials to stop using his name to score political points.

Aguero, 33, spent a decade at Manchester City before his career at the club ended last summer. He was not given a new contract when the previous one ended at the end of last season thereby prompting him to sign a two-year deal at Barcelona with the option of another year. Sergio Aguero was linked with a number of clubs before he opted for Barcelona mainly due to the incentive of playing alongside pal Lionel Messi at club level. In the end, Aguero didn’t get his wish after Barcelona could not produce the finances required to sign Messi to a new deal as he left the club to join French giants Paris Saint Germain (PSG).
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Samir Nasri has stated that rumours that Sergio Aguero is planning to retire from football prematurely is true. Sergio Aguero and Samir Nasri were teammates at Manchester City for many years.

Nasri told Canal+ that he received a text message from Sergio Aguero to confirm the rumours that he’s planning to retire. Ex-Arsenal and Marseille playmaker Nasri went on to express his sadness at the news as he described Aguero as a great person and a phenomenon.
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Barcelona fans have not had the opportunity to watch Sergio Aguero in a competitive game since he signed for the club in the summer. The petite Argentine striker returned to Spain to sign for the Catalan giants as a free agent this summer after a decade in English football.

Sergio Aguero signed for Premier League club Manchester City from Spanish champions Atletico Madrid in 2011 and he went on to win the first of many league titles in his debut season at the club. In total, Aguero won five league titles during his time at the Etihad Stadium. He was released by Manchester City at the end of last season thus bringing his 10-year stay at the club to an end. Read More

Sergio Aguero will have to wait a little longer for his Barcelona debut after picking up a calf injury in training ahead of the start of the new season. It has been reported that Sergio Aguero will miss ten weeks of football action as a result ofthe calf injury as confirmed by the Spanish La Liga club.

Barcelona signed Sergio Aguero on a free transfer this summer after his contract with Premier League champions Manchester City ended at the end of last season. The Argentine international joined Manchester City from Spanish team Atletico Madrid in 2011 and he went on to become a legend at the Etihad Stadium.
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero is closing in on a free transfer move to Spanish La Liga giants Barcelona where he will link up with international teammate and friend Lionel Messi. According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Sergio Aguero has agreed a two-year deal with the Catalans until the end of the 2022/23 season and that he would join them as a free agent when his current Manchester City deal expires next month.

Premier League champions Manchester City had earlier announced that Sergio Aguero will leave the club at the end of the season thus ending his playing career at the club after one decade.
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero didn’t enjoy a last appearance for the club at Wembley Stadium after he was left on the bench for the whole of the Carabao Cup final encounter with Spurs at the weekend.

Sergio Aguero is the leading scorer in the history of Manchester City but his time at the club is coming to an end. His imminent exit from the club has already been confirmed via an official statement released last month  His contract at Manchester City expires this summer and he’s expected to move to another club on a free transfer.
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has agreed a deal to sign for Spanish club Barcelona in the summer on a free transfer. This is according to the various reports in the British media. Sergio Aguero is said to have agreed a two-year deal withthe Catalans ahead of the start of the new season in August. The Argentine international is presently free to speak with clubs outside the Premier League as he has a few months to run on his deal with City at the moment. Aguero would be a free agent in the summer as it looks like Manchester City are ready to move on without one of their best players.

Sergio Aguero signed for Manchester City in the summer of 2011. He joined the club in a big money transfer from Spanish team Atletico Madrid and he went on to help the club to win the league title in his debut season. The petite striker was responsible for the late goal that earned Manchester City their first Premier League title at the end of the 2011/12 campaign and their first league title for several decades. Since his debut season, Sergio Aguero has been able to claim the status of the leading goalscorer in the Citizens’ history. He has also won three more league titles in addition to the one from his debut season. A fifth league title is within sights for him and Manchester City this season.
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero was an unused substitute as the Premier League table toppers extended their lead at the top of the table with an excellent away win over Everton on Merseyside. Sergio Aguero stayed on the bench for the entire duration of the game as Everton fought gamely but were outclassed by a superior opponent in Manchester City.

The Premier League leaders were able to extend their long winning streak with a 3-1 win over the Toffees at Goodison Park. Manchester City had won their last 15 games in all competitions since the disappointing 1-1 draw at home to struggling West Brom in December. That game proved to be the last one for West Brommanager SlavenBilic, who was sacked despite the good result and was replaced by current Baggies boss Sam Allardyce. Read More