A Spanish media report revealed today, Saturday, a surprising development regarding Argentine striker Sergio Aguero of FC Barcelona following his recent injury. Aguero recently experienced heart problems during a match against Alavés in the Spanish league, which confirmed his absence for at least three months for necessary tests and to ensure his health.
According to "Radio Catalunya," Aguero decided to retire from football based on doctors' advice due to his heart issues and the difficulty of returning to the pitch. The report further stated that Aguero will hold a press conference soon to discuss his injury and officially announce his retirement.
Additionally, reputable Italian sports journalist Fabrizio Romano confirmed on his Twitter account the news regarding the end of Aguero's journey as a player in the world of football. It is noteworthy that 33-year-old Aguero joined Barcelona last May as a free transfer from Manchester City, where he scored 260 goals in 389 matches across all competitions, making him the club's all-time top scorer and helping the team win the Premier League title five times, most recently in the past season.
