Aguero: I thought I wasn't having a big problem, but after I was hospitalized, I started to realize that things were bad

Argentine striker Aguero announced his retirement from a heart attack late last year, and this week Aguero spoke on social media about the situation.

Aguero said: "I had a terrible first 15 days. When things happened, I thought there was no big problem and I would be fine. But when I came to the hospital and they left me alone in a small room with a lot of monitoring equipment around, I realized that things were terrible. After two days in the hospital, I started to get nervous. Aguero also revealed that he underwent a minor surgery in which doctors implanted a microchip in his chest that could monitor his heart rate.

Aguero played for Manchester City for many years, and during the winter transfer period, City signed another Argentine striker, Alvarez, and loaned Alvarez back to River Plate until July this year. Aguero said: "Alvarez is great, I have a good relationship with him, he has asked me about some things and I have told him about my experience. We'll wait and see where he plays, because Guardiola doesn't use strikers. To be honest, I don't know which position he fits into the team, he's an exciting player and I'll let him play as a two-striker or a winger. ”

(Su Erhu)