Sergio Aguero had a memorable final Premier League match before the Champions League match.
Aguero started Manchester City’s final Premier League match on the bench when they hosted Everton. It was 3-0 for Pep Guardiola’s team when Aguero was substituted on for a standing ovation. All 10,000 fans in attendance stood to cheer on the City legend.
It took Aguero just six minutes to score after being on the pitch. A lovely dribble inside the penalty area gave City the fourth goal of the match. However, Kun wasn’t done just yet.
The Argentine had one more trick up his sleeve. A cross inside the penalty area found Aguero as he would head the ball for his final Premier League goal, making history in the process.
His two goals allowed him to reach a total of 184 goals for Manchester City which is the most goals ever scored by a player for a single Premier League team.
Manchester City were officially crowned Premier League champions a few days ago but the celebrations started immediately after the match. With fans in attendance, the trophy was brought out for everyone to celebrate. Here is what City coach Pep Guardiola had to say about the Argentine legend:
“He is a special person for all of us. He is so nice. He helped me a lot. We cannot replace him. We cannot.” 😢
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) May 23, 2021
An emotional Pep Guardiola is reduced to tears when asked about Sergio Aguero, who will leave Manchester City this summer.https://t.co/COVNqfr9Dr #MCFC pic.twitter.com/PthCDZVBhI
🗣️ “Before the game I felt so strange.”
— Sky Sports (@SkySports) May 23, 2021
🗣️ “I’m so happy because it’s not easy to be 10 years in one club.”
🗣️ “The first title for me was the most important.”
Departing Man City legend Sergio Aguero speaks to Sky Sports after lifting the PL trophy 🏆pic.twitter.com/O5xcGKQqko
Touching to see Peps reaction. I recall some here talking out of their asses that Pep dislikes Aguero and Argentines.
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kun wanted to remain City if that is the case why he didn’t keep him at least another year. pep is crying cose he knows that he didn’t treat him right. any other manager will keep kun at city at least another year.
I bet with you my friend if pep loves kun let him start vs Chelsea next Saturday the biggest game in thier history.
Because I believe what kun did for this club he deserves to start uefa champions league final against Chelsea.
> kun wanted to remain City if that is the case why he didn’t keep him at least another year
Could be true that he wanted to stay but he’s also transfering to Barca so who knows. At the end of the day, City are try to get a young striker so its a business decision.
> pep is crying cose he knows that he didn’t treat him right.
You don’t know. From the looks of it, seems like Pep and Aguero get along great and there are no negative feelings. Pep was his manager for years and he’s always spoken very highly of Aguero, often calling him one of the worlds best attackers. He’s even helped Aguero reach a higher level.
> I bet with you my friend if pep loves kun let him start vs Chelsea next Saturday the biggest game in thier history.
That would emotional and Peps isn’t very emotional. Remember that for a good portion of the season, Pep managed succeed with NO STRIKERS and so i doubt Pep will forget the rhythm of the team and switch to strikers during the the last and most iMPORTANT game for City this season. Aguero also just coming back from injury so it doesn’t make sense to automatically start. If anything, i can see Pep bringing him as a super sub.
Agree , a manager can not be emotional in such a high stake match. he will bench and start players based on his plans. I don’t expect Aguero to play until late in the match>
Pep’s strike force will start with de bruyne,Foden and Mahrez
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