Retired As A Footballer, Here Are 7 Records That Aguero Made On The Field

Sergio Aguero (Instagram @kunaguero)

JAKARTA - Sergio Aguero officially announced his retirement from football on Wednesday, December 15. He took the decision to hang up his shoes due to his health condition.

Before deciding to leave the round skin, Aguero began to be known as one of the top players in the late 2000s and throughout the 2010s.

When he was still in his teens, Aguero had even stolen the attention of football lovers. Until then he decided to join Atletico Madrid, then continued to move until he reached the peak of fame with Manchester City.

Aguero then decided to join Barcelona at the beginning of this season on a free transfer. However, the heart problem he experienced made him take a big decision for his career, namely retirement.

During his career as a footballer, Kun Aguero has won various achievements with the clubs he has played for. Not only that, he also managed to set several records for himself. In the following, VOI summarizes from various sources.

First, Aguero managed to set a record for himself as the best goal machine at Manchester City of all time. During defending The Citizens, Aguero incised 260 goals. That number is far more than Eric Brook's record, which is in second place with 177 goals.

Aguero then had a record as the most fertile foreign player in the Premier League. His 184 goals cannot be matched by foreign strikers who have played in the Premier League.

Still from the Premier League scene, Aguero still has another record. He has been named the fourth most fertile player in the Premier League, where his goalscoring record only lost to Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Andy Cole.

However, this record also has exceptions because when compared to the three names above, Aguero has played less. Aguero is known to have played for 10 seasons in the competition.

Aguero's next record is to score the most goals for a team in the Premier League. At Manchester City, Aguero scored 184 goals which made him the player with the most goals for a team, beating Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer, and temporarily ahead of Harry Kane.

Furthermore, Aguero is also the player with the most hat-tricks in the Premier League with 12 hat-tricks. That number beat the previous record on behalf of Alan Shearer who recorded 11 hat-tricks.

Shifted to the Argentine League. Aguero also made a good note. When he debuted with Independiente, Aguero was 15 years and 35 days old. This record broke the record for the youngest player in the Argentine League previously held by Diego Maradona.