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Agüero Denies Reports He Could Come Out Of Retirement

by Toby Moses
2 years ago
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Sergio Agüero has denied reports that he will train with Argentinian club Independiente.

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The former Argentina forward retired from football in December 2021 while at Barcelona at the age of 33 due to a heart condition.

“It’s totally a lie, I’m not going to train with Independiente,” Agüero said.

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“Sometimes things are invented. I reiterate that the cardiologist said that I am well, that it is important that I am in good health. But to return to training at the First Division level, I would need to undergo a lot of tests.”

Manchester City’s all-time leading scorer, Agüero began his career as a teenager at Independiente.

Agüero recently said on Twitch he would have to “consult with his cardiologist” if Independiente coach Carlos Tevez called him up.

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Tevez responded that his team would welcome Agüero with open arms.

 

“Who doesn’t want to have Kun? First me as a teammate, and now as a coach,” Tevez said of his former Manchester City and Argentina teammate.

 

“Even if it’s 10 or 15 minutes.”.

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