Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola makes Sergio Aguero admission

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has spoken out on Sergio Aguero after his return from a long-term injury. Aguero returned to the starting lineup as City faced West Ham on Saturday and celebrated 2-1 victory. During this season, the City star has made just 11 appearances in which he has scored two times. Aguero has been limited of playing time due to injuries and COVID19. "We want to help him but at the same time, Raheem (Sterling), Phil (Foden) and Bernardo (Silva) didn't play. I try to handle it for everyone to be involved and part of it," Guardiola said. "Some players deserved to play but didn't. That is why it is difficult for all the managers when you have a squad. "You have to be patient and use the good moments as much as possible. Players performing well have more chances to play than the other ones. "Sergio has been one year injured. It is a lot of time. He played two or three games and then got injured again and was out. "I always think we need him in this part of the season, in the right moments, because he has a special talent and quality. He's going to help. "But we have not denied that he needs time. The positive is he played 50-60 minutes and that is good for his legs. He has to continue training good and be positive. "There will be games that will be tight and difficult and we will need 'Kun'. We need guys who can score a goal and the best guy in those terms is him. He knows it from day one. "I know Sergio is so important for us. He is the most important person for this club, he scored the most important goal, he was part of all the success." source - Sky Sports / Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!

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