Sergio Agüero announced this week his decision to retire from football on medical advice, after detecting a cardiac arrhythmia that prevents him from continuing in high-performance sports.
The sadness, shared by his teammates, his former coaches and even his rivals, was the predominant note in the farewell act, at the Camp Nou, home of FC Barcelona, the team that supported him and that hired him on his departure from Manchester City , thinking of joining him with his friend Lionel Messi and enjoying his goals, all of which remained unrealized.
Agüero was confirmed as the Catalan club’s reinforcement on May 31, he played five games with the club and scored a single goal, but it went to Real Madrid. Not bad, right? He asked himself at the press conference of his farewell.
Now, as reported by L’Ara de Barcelona, the footballer has wanted to have one more detail with his last club, one that comes in handy in the midst of the deep economic crisis that he is going through: the player resigned his second year of contract and of the current one, in which he played so little, he decided to collect only a part, which in fact was assumed by the insurance company during his absence for medical reasons.
Agüero, whose joy is already missed on the courts, now only thinks about his health. The economic issues, after a full career in a team of the financial muscle of Manchester City, were resolved even before returning to Spain, where he knew how to triumph with Atlético de Madrid in the past.
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