As the timespan of a club’s contract passes out, footballers start on pondering where to step in next. Amidst this, Sergio Aguero, the Man City striker, who joined in 2011, has also put up his thought on that and has come out with the vital decision. And as reports convey, he is not up to leave the Blues. He is content to be in it and would like to propagate his journey with his current team. As affirmed by his agent Hernan Reguera, “Yes, he is very, very happy – he will be there next season.”
The engaging thing here is that in Man City, the Argentinian player will be exposed to formidable competition with Gabriel Jesus, the Brazilian teenager who just arrived the City at €27m from Palmeiras. A glimpse at his achievements tells us that he has been voted the best newcomer for Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A in 2015 besides being honoured as player of the season.
The club manager Pep Guardiola’s admiration for the Argentinian player turns up like a safeguard for Aguero so that he doesn’t fall out of focus. Following the victory of his team in a game against West Ham United on Wednesday, he quoted out, “Sergio remains such an important player for us. We cannot achieve our goals without his contribution.”
But witnessing the plausible performance of Jesus with others, he added, “But those three guys – Leroy [Sané], Gabriel [Jesus] and Raheem [Sterling] – are the future for this club.”.
Talking of Aguero, he has an impressive score of 18 goals in 25 appearances this season.
The footballer, despite being conscious of the vulnerability of his importance in presence of the Brazilian expert, reacted coolly when asked to comment, “No problem”.
Jesus is a hero and Aguero can be titled no less. Let the future announce their caliber.
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As the timespan of a club’s contract passes out, footballers start on pondering where to step in next. Amidst this, Sergio Aguero, the Man City striker, who joined in 2011, has also put up his thought on that and has come out with the vital decision. And as reports convey, he is not up to leave the Blues. He is content to be in it and would like to propagate his journey with his current team. As affirmed by his agent Hernan Reguera, “Yes, he is very, very happy – he will be there next season.”
The engaging thing here is that in Man City, the Argentinian player will be exposed to formidable competition with Gabriel Jesus, the Brazilian teenager who just arrived the City at €27m from Palmeiras. A glimpse at his achievements tells us that he has been voted the best newcomer for Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A in 2015 besides being honoured as player of the season.
The club manager Pep Guardiola’s admiration for the Argentinian player turns up like a safeguard for Aguero so that he doesn’t fall out of focus. Following the victory of his team in a game against West Ham United on Wednesday, he quoted out, “Sergio remains such an important player for us. We cannot achieve our goals without his contribution.”
But witnessing the plausible performance of Jesus with others, he added, “But those three guys – Leroy [Sané], Gabriel [Jesus] and Raheem [Sterling] – are the future for this club.”.
Talking of Aguero, he has an impressive score of 18 goals in 25 appearances this season.
The footballer, despite being conscious of the vulnerability of his importance in presence of the Brazilian expert, reacted coolly when asked to comment, “No problem”.
Jesus is a hero and Aguero can be titled no less. Let the future announce their caliber.
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