Official: Aguero, 33, announced he had retired due to heart problems.
Aguero was previously replaced for unwell against Alaves, and the striker was thought to be out for at least three months after a heart test, yet the Argentine does not look like he will return to his beloved green field, announcing his decision to retire at a press conference on Wednesday.
Aguero said emotionally: "The purpose of this press conference is to convey the news that I have decided not to play football anymore. It was a very difficult moment and I made this decision for my own health, which was the main reason.
I was well cared for by the medical staff who did their best for me and told me that the best option was to stop playing football. So I made this decision a week ago and I want to tell everyone that I've done everything I can to create hope, but there's really not much hope. ”
Aguero scored 260 goals in 390 games for Manchester City (also the team's all-time top scorer), and the striker won a series of title honours with the team, including five Premier League titles, while in his first years in La Liga, Aguero scored 100 goals in 230 games for Atletico and won the Europa League and the European Super Cup, in addition to the star scoring 41 goals in 101 games for Argentina. This makes him argentina's third-highest scorer in history, after Messi and Batistuta.
Romano tweeted: Barca, Inter and Liverpool have already approached Adeyemmi, and the player's preference remains the same: join Borussia Dortmund in 2022.
Dortmund and Adeyemmi have talked about the final stages in recent weeks on personal terms. In addition, Dort is still discussing the final transfer fee with Red Bull Salzburg, which has not yet been fully finalized.
Newcastle are confident they can sign Trippier and they can make the full-back the top-paid player in the squad.
Newcastle is increasingly confident in the January acquisition of Trippier and Eddie Howe is currently working with the team's recruiting team to persuade the full-back to return to England.
The media outlet said Newcastle was willing to offer Trippier a weekly salary of £150,000, but although the 31-year-old veteran's contract expires in 2023, it is reported that Atletico's asking price is still above £30 million.