Sergio Aguero strangely snubs Liverpool as surprise title challengerLiverpool are currently one point behind Premier League leaders Arsenal ahead of their clash with the Gunners this weekend.
bookmark Former Manchester Citystriker Sergio Agüero Sergio Agüero believes Liverpool are not Premier League title contenders, but he has strangely identified Manchester United as “one of the biggest threats” to Manchester City.
Aguero’sformer club are not at their best at the moment and have won just one of their last six Premier League matches, leaving them behind.
Pep Guardiola’s side are currently five points behind leaders Arsenal and four points behind Liverpool heading into the halfway point of the season.
SinceLiverpool’s goalless draw against United, there has been much talk about whether Jurgen Klopp’s men are genuine contenders for top spot, and Aguero has seemingly knocked the Reds out of contention.
Theformer City striker gave his thoughts on the current situation in the top flight and stopped short of mentioning Liverpool: ‘You can never sleep at Man United at this stage of the season,’ he said
“They pose one of the biggest threats to Man City’s Premier League title.
I also think Tottenham are a title contender who have improved a lot under Ange Postecoglou.
Despite their ups and downs, Newcastle also have a chance of winning the title: “They always fought back. »A prolific goalscorer during his stellar career, Aguero also shared his thoughts on Darwin Nunez.
It goes without saying that the Reds’ number 9 is currently struggling to gain confidence, although City’s top scorer has high hopes for the Uruguayan and believes he is on track to be considered the ” best of the best” from his country of origin.“Brazil suffered its first defeat at home during [2026 World Cup] qualifying.
Uruguay, coached by Bielsa, have proven to be a great rival and Darwin has used his opportunities very well,” the 35-year-old told Stake.com. Aguero added:
“He is in great form, on the right track so be it. ” placed among the best Uruguayan strikers in history, with Cavani and Suárez.
