03/17/2021 8:58 AM
Clarín.com
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Updated 03/17/2021 8:58 AM
Manchester City celebrated their qualification for the quarterfinals of the Champions League, with a 4-0 aggregate against Borussia Mönchengladbach.
Except for one of his players: Sergio Agüero.
After the final whistle in the second leg in England, Kun left the court complaining about his teammates.
"They don't pass the ball to me," he reproached one of Pep Guardiola's assistants, after a game in which he played the last 15 minutes, with the tie against the Germans already decided.
What could remain as a private comment, however, was captured by TV cameras and viralized on social networks.
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- No Context Man City (@NoContextCiteh) March 16, 2021
The situation also occurs in the midst of rumors that put Kun out of City, a club with which he will end his contract in June and in which the season did not start well.
The Argentine suffered a new knee injury and recovered from covid, so he is adding his first minutes since his return.
In total, the man who came to City a decade ago from Atlético de Madrid has played 12 games this season for Manchester City and has scored three goals, two of them in the Champions League.
In this regard, Guardiola was cautious when asked about the future of Agüero last weekend.
"For Sergio, it is important to score. It was good for him to finish the 90 minutes at a good pace and score a goal. For the strikers it is important ... Sergio can be the legend of the club. He is a charming person and what he did here ... We will decide what is the best for both, "Guardiola explained.
Meanwhile, the renewal does not come, the offer from Barcelona either - after they assured that Joan Laporta has it in his plans to convince Lionel Messi to stay - and the ball, according to Kun complained on Tuesday, less.
With information from EFE
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