Sergio Agüero, 33, announced on Wednesday his retirement from professional football due to the heart arrhythmia suffered on October 30 during a match between Barcelona and Alavés at the Camp Nou.
Throughout his decade in Manchester (2011-2021), ‘Kun’ registered 260 goals in 389 games; He was the footballer who scored the most goals in the Premier with the same shirt (184) and achieved the best goal average in the entire history of the British championship (0.67 per game played).
With 15 titles, Sergio Agüero was consecrated as the last name that brought the most glory to the City, ahead of another celebrity like the Spanish David Silva.
There were five Premier, six League Cup, three Community Shield and one FA Cup in a club that, before the Argentine, added 13 stars since its foundation in 1880.
Agüero’s massive chapter in Manchester only lacked an international coronation, something he came close to achieving in the middle of this year, when he lost to Chelsea in the final of the European Champions League.
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