Sergio Aguero denied the rumors that he had a translation role Barcelona related to Lionel Messi’s departure from the club.
The victim thinks he has agreed to join Barcelona to reunite with his friend. But it is Messi After leaving the club, it became clear that Aguero could follow suit.
Speaking to RAC1, Sergio Aguero dismissed the idea, saying:
“I don’t understand why there was a discussion about this. When I signed, Leo had nothing to sign. They were in agreement. It was made that there was a part, but there was nothing.”
Aguero was also asked why he chose to join Barcelona if Lionel Messi was not the cause. He said:
“I told my agent that I don’t care about money. I want to come to Barcelona. Every player wants to come to Barça. There are many players who would be willing to pay a little more to play for Barca, knowing the club’s financial situation.”
The Barcelona man has been asked about his chances of meeting Lionel Messi in the Champions League. Aguero said he wanted to meet his relatives, although it would not be an easy task:
“I’ve already met Messi, but it would be great. Now … we know that when Leo turns on the lights, it’s impossible to stop him,” said Aguero.
Aguero is currently not available in Barcelona after suffering a cattle injury last month. Argentina is due back in late October.
“Barcelona have a lot of players to hide” – Sergio Aguero is confident Barcelona will do well despite the departure of Lionel Messi
Barcelona saw both Lionel Messi and Antoine Griezmann leave the transfer window. Sergio Aguero explained that their departure would not affect the team in the 2021-22 season, as the club has many ‘good players’.
“We have some very good players. Those who have left are important, but even so Barca has a lot of players to hide,” explained Aguero.
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Commenting on his expectations for the 2021-22 season, Sergio Aguero said:
“I don’t put numbers (goals). What I want at the end of the season is to win titles. In the end, it’s important to win every title here. Since we’re Barca, we have to fight them all. I don’t think we are the best in the Champions League, but our enemies respect us.”
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