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Aguero in English admission
PIECE OF NEWSARGENTINE STAR KEEN ON CHELSEA SWITCH
Atletico Madrid star Sergio Aguero has, for the first time, conceded that he would relish the chance of joining Chelsea. The Argentine forward is very loyal to Atletico, who paid more than €20million (£17.5m) for him when he was just 18 years old.
But now Aguero is ready to quit Madrid, with Chelsea seemingly at the top of his list of potential destinations. Blues owner Roman Abramovich is ready to open the purse strings to boss Carlo Ancelotti this summer and a substantial part of their war chest could be spent on Aguero.
"Chelsea are a great club. They have become one of the most feared in Europe over recent years," he told the Daily Express. "I look at players like Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard and they have been, and still are, the best players in their positions in the world. I could really learn from players like that, there is no doubt."
London calling
Aguero, who will be at the World Cup finals this summer and is Diego Maradona's son-in-law, insists he would have no qualms about living in England. "London would be a really amazing city to live in as well, myself and my wife could be really happy there," he said.
"Carlos Tevez is doing really well at Manchester City but, for me, it is about joining a club who are ready to challenge for honours. City are not ready yet."
Inter Milan are also thought to be very keen on the 21-year-old, but Aguero says England is the place to be. "Inter are a great club, but it is agreed that, over the last five years, the Premier League has been the strongest," he concluded.
Sergio "Kun" Aguero
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