I know citizens love Kun, but believe me, you'd love him even more if you'd speaked Spanish and watched him stream on twitch. He is really a genuine good guy, like there's not a pinch of evilness or bad intentions to anything that he says or does. Very down to earth and I could even say that there's even a certain child's innocence.
I'm not a city fan and as chilean we lowkey have beef with Argentina NT, AND I STILL LOVE HIM. His life story, the good vibes and awesome goals, the switch channel and the genuine good cool guy vibes are real.
Love hearing both he and Torres have love for Lord of the Rings :D (Nerd power! 😂😂) - But also, Aguero is a complete legend of the game and it is such a shame his career ended in the fashion it did!
Honestly Sergio will go down as one of the greatest. He seemed like such a top guy. It was so sad the way he had to end his career. That last game in the prem with his send off and the goals was emotional as fuck. As a life long city fan and a mancunian I know for a fact he will alway have a home in this city. Even united fans respected him. Massive player.
It’s so sad how his career ended and the number of injuries he had 😢. I genuinely believe he would have been recognised as the greatest striker the premier league had ever seen, if he could have stayed fit for longer periods. We miss you Kun
Imagine having played with Messi, Di Maria, Kompany, David Silva, De Bruyne and on top of that being managed by Guardiola. The guy will tell the best stories to his grandkids.
he cried because pep was not able to make him fully the #1 best striker in the world due to his injuries. Imagine if he was fit all the time and no injury issues.
I'm sure Pep made the right decision at the time (as proved with what later happened in Barcelona), Aguero was obviously long gone from his performance peak and City could make do with much better options. Still, I believe Pep's reaction was genuine. Regardless the professional decision he had to make, they both are human beigns and Aguero is an incredibly likeable and very "innocent" guy, it's hard not to feel sad about him leaving.
Heres a theory: Sergio wanted to leave to play with Messi in his last years, but didnt want to let the City fans down by doing so...so Pep played the bad guy..in the end the fans were mad at him and not at Sergio for leaving... Just a thought..
@@menandroplan1554 Pep start lying since he came saying he will build a team around Kun... That was the first lie. Then he tried to replace him in each transfer market with no luck cause Kun always fulfill with more and more goals. Pep always wanted the Pep's Manchester City instead Kun's Manchester City. Not a theory at all... Just facts.
Watching anime while growing up, is a pretty standard thing for south americans, specially for Agüero's generation. Most of us watched Saint Seiya, Dragon Ball/Z, Captain Tsubasa, Ranma 1/2, Hunter X, Pokemon, Digimon, Naruto. They were all on national TV (not cable) in multiple channels. And not just "mainstream" shows, even obscure animes for english-speakers like Slayers, Mikami, Samurai X or Red Baron, Hell, we even got Evangelion's full series at 7pm on free TV, lmao.
he was consistently that good over such a long period with Man City, that i felt he became taken for granted more than other strikers for some reason, and possibly doesn't get the kudos he deserves because of this. Nevertheless. just goals. goals, goals, and more goals. what a striker.
Dude I fkn LOVE your videos, I didn't know all these things about Aguero and I've always loved his persona and how he seems to be and of course his amazing skills, thanks for this one!
If it wasn't for Messi, aguero would've been the best Argentinian player since Maradona. But with Messi a similar age, he was the one in the spotlight. Aguero was a phenomenal striker.
Calling him one of the greatest strikers in the past decade isn't a stretch. One of the very few complete strikers. He could shoot, he could ball and he could head. Scored from unreal angles, and man had ice in his veins.
I remember flying to Manchester almost a week prior to the QPR game. I had the flight planned for about a couple weeks, because I knew that if we beat Manchester United and Newcastle there was a chance we win the league. God. That day in the stands was unforgettable.
Haven't started watching the video yet, and though I'm a Real Madrid fan and he played for both our direct rivals, he just can't be hated. Everytime I saw him playing be it in Argentina's, Athletico, City's or Barca's shirt, I enjoyed watching him play and actually feared him when he played against Real(that also shows how highly I regard his footballing abilities) Much love and wishes for good health Kun❤❤ Edit: Also as a medical professional who knows it takes 7months for a fetal pneumocyte(lung cells) to release surfactant that can allow a baby to breathe on their own, it's an miracle he made it this far in football despite the birth complications coz in our field nobody expects an preterm baby of 6.5months to make it this far in football So, he really is a miracle❤
He is the 🐐💙 for us as Cityzens and the best striker I've ever seen in Premier league at his prime he was insane and relentless and he achieved all the possible records in Premier league era. Out of the pitch he was also class and a perfect example of how a legend should behave and being
SERGIO!!! one of the GOAT Strikers and all around lad!! Absolute legend on and off the pitch. He will be sorely missed 😭 P.s. I asked for this on one of your other vids. You probably already planned it but thanks for listening!!
great video. i remember watching him on some youth international competition in, i think, 2006, my friends were raving about him and also another talented young south american, Alexis Sanchez!
One of the best in the game, it was a damn shame he had to retire but it was for the best, we would rather remember how great he was while he's with us.
I was really sad when I heard that he had to retire but it's for the best and I hope that he lives a long happy life thank you for everything you've done stay Golden Sergio Kun Aguerooooooooooooooo!!!
Ooohh.... I am back, against all odds, I survive my brain surgery and it is time to see my first RU-vid video after a quiet long time, love to see the Aguero video, he is sometimes underrated 💎
He is a really good dude. I was glad to see him in the WC, that they let him in with the team in the celebrations and the team gave him the trophy to lift, after he was part of the games to classify to the WC
He was an absolute legend, possible Ballon Dor contender if he wasn't injured as long as he was. His impact at Atletico and City really emphasize the quality of the player, from positioning, beating defenders, dribbling, and creativity to hold up play and sublime finishing, the combination of these skills made him deadly in and around the box.
Aguero is a legend. Also, I don't agree that he was not good with Argentina. He won 2 under-20 world cups (2005 and 2007), a gold medal in Olympics 2008 and Copa America 2021. Also, he is the 3rd all time top scorer (only behind Messi and Batistuta) all while being Higuain's subtitute for several years
*if you understand his language which i dont tbh but i do watch the interview with translation... He is quite humble yet the way he talk is quite deep and philosophical also he really good with storytelling...men i miss this guys even i am chelsea fan tho*
To me Aguero is the best Manchester City player of all-time! 1 of the top 3 strikers ever in English Football! And 1 of the best players to ever play the game! Thank You Sergio!!!💙
