Premier League: Sergio Aguero claims he ‘doesn’t realize Guy Town sale of Raheem Sterling to Chelsea

Sergio Aguero has criticised Manchester City’s conclusion to promote Raheem Sterling, stating that his previous club sometimes make “strange” choices.

The pair gained 3 Leading League titles alongside one another, an FA Cup and 5 League Cups, like a domestic treble in the 2018-19 period.

“I you should not comprehend the sale of Sterling,” Aguero said on his Twitch channel.

“There are times they [City] make strange selections.”

Aguero on Haaland

Erling Haaland experienced a debut to neglect on Saturday when he struggled to locate his feet early on, ahead of lacking a substantial option to score from Joao Cancelo’s inviting cross.

The £51.2m signing also strike the cross bar with the target gaping deep in stoppage time.

Haaland has been tipped to acquire the golden boot award in his initially Premier League season just after scoring 62 aims from 67 Bundesliga games at Borussia Dortmund.

Aguero, who scored 23 league targets in his to start with season at Metropolis and went on to develop into the club’s all-time record goalscorer, believes Haaland felt the difference of actively playing in the Bundesliga versus the Leading League.

“He was also used to Germany.” claimed Aguero.

“Haaland believed he was by yourself, then [Virgil] Van Dijk arrived and claimed ‘welcome to the Premier League’.”

Even though Van Dijk was equipped to preserve Haaland comparatively peaceful for the duration of Liverpool’s 3-1 gain in the Community Defend, he continue to thinks the Norwegian will be tough to participate in from this year.

“He will make defenders’ life in England horrible,” stated Van Dijk. “Because he is so direct, he has every little thing, he can head the ball, he is quick nowadays we held him at bay. He experienced a person opportunity, maybe two odds, but other than that we did properly collectively.

“I’m not going to give him far too a lot guidance but I imagine he will know he has to focus on his have sport and not worry about what others have to say.”