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‘He looked overweight, God knows what size shorts he was wearing’: Roy Keane accuses Sergio Agüero of ‘accumulating pounds’ while recovering from injury after Man City forward missed Liverpool clash
- Agüero suffered a setback in his third game after recovering from a knee injury
- The 32-year-old took no chances and missed Sunday’s clash with Liverpool
- City has been running without a specialized center forward in recent weeks
Roy Keane criticized Manchester City forward Sergio Agüero for coming back from injury “looking really heavy.”
The 32-year-old Argentine suffered a hamstring injury in his third appearance upon his return from a knee injury suffered in June, ruling him out of the Premier League shoot and resumption of the round of 16. of the Champions League.
The Blues have been operating without a specialized center forward in recent weeks after Agüero and Gabriel Jesús were ruled out due to injury.
Manchester City forward Sergio Agüero returned for 45 minutes against West Ham (above) but has not played since and missed Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Liverpool.
Jesús scored on his return to the starting lineup against Liverpool on Sunday, but Agüero took no chances in the 1-1 draw.
Manchester United legend Keane had little sympathy for Aguero.
He told Sky Sports: ‘My problem with Agüero when he came back was that he seemed to be overweight.
God knows what size shorts he was wearing. It looked really heavy
Roy Keane criticized Agüero for coming back from injury ‘looking very, very heavy’
‘Sometimes he can get injured and start running
‘This idea that players need two or three months to catch up. I was worried when he came back, it seemed very, very heavy. ‘
Former City defender Micah Richards said Aguero may have been quick to come back before he was fully fit in an attempt to help the team.
Keane added: “It’s hard to catch up, but don’t pack on the pounds.”
