Monterrey defender uses Twitter to recruit Manchester City’s Sergio Agüero, whose contract expires in June

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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 17: Sergio Aguero of Manchester City looks on whilst wearing a face mask during the Premier League match between Everton and Manchester City at Goodison Park on February 17, 2021 in Liverpool, England. Sporting stadiums around the UK remain under strict restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as Government social distancing laws prohibit fans inside venues resulting in games being played behind closed doors. (Photo by Jon Super - Pool/Getty Images)

Manchester City FC striker Sergio Agüero could be departing the English club once his contract expires in June. 

The Argentina international’s age and injuries will likely mean the end of his career with City. However, his run with the Premier League side doesn’t mean his career is over. At 32-years-old, Agüero might be in the twilight of his playing years, but he will continue elsewhere.

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One player is already making his recruiting pitch to the striker over Twitter. CF Monterrey defender Miguel Layún went on the social media outlet urging Agüero to consider the Mexican club and move back to Latin America.

“RT so that @aguerosergiokun comes to play @Rayados !! Send him love. He liked the stadium. He has an Esports team (sounds familiar to me). There is the Basque (Javier Aguirre) here. I don’t know. It doesn’t sound so crazy if we see these points!” Layún tweeted.

The two players’ paths would’ve crossed when played for Watford FC in 2015-16, which might have laid the seeds for a friendship. During the stoppage of fixtures in football throughout the world due to the pandemic, both players played virtual soccer matches.

Furthermore, Monterrey manager Javier Aguirre was managing Los Colchoneros during Agüero’s time in Spain.

Agüero spent three seasons with Club Atlético Independiente before moving to Atlético Madrid for his first European venture.

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