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Pep Guardiola has no problem with Aguero joining rivals with Chelsea & Man Utd interested – ‘wants the best’ for legend


PEP GUARDIOLA will have no problem if Sergio Aguero decides to stay in the Premier League this summer.

SunSport revealed last month that the legendary Manchester City forward, 32, is keen to remain in England when he leaves the Etihad in May.

Pep Guardiola will have no problem if Sergio Aguero decides to stay in the Premier League this summerCredit: PA

Chelsea are tipped to make a move while Tottenham, Manchester United and even today’s opponents Leeds have also been linked.

And City boss Guardiola said he wants the Argentine to be happy and is not worried about him coming back to haunt his club.

The Spaniard said: “I want the best for him, all of us do. Find the best for Sergio for the last years in his career, for sure.

“We’ll be delighted with the decision he takes, the best for him and his family and career.

“My preference is his preference. His preference is my preference. The best for him is the best for all of us.”

City have struggled to get Aguero fit this season. He has played only 15 times in all competitions, scoring just three goals.

It was a theme that continued when he started at Leicester last week.

Guardiola added: “That game was so difficult because they defended so deep and so tight. For the strikers it was not easy.

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“But he moved well and helped us. He felt something in his leg and was substituted but he is doing better.

“Everyone must be ready and hopefully Sergio can be ready quickly.

“He is a lovely person with specific qualities and skills.

“I understand him, I know him and I understand he needs time to get into his best condition.”

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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