Sergio Aguero Next Club Odds

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero will be leaving the club after almost a decade this summer and the world has been debating his next club.

The Argentinian will forever live in City folklore having scored a 93rd minute winner against QPR on the final day of the 2011/12 season to pip city rivals Manchester United to the Premier League title, which was the first time the Citizens had won the English top-flight in 44 years.

Here we take a look at Aguero's next club odds and where Aguero is set to go next.

Barcelona are the favourites to sign Aguero, as they are looking to fill the void left by Luis Suarez who departed the Nou Camp to join Atletico Madrid in the summer.

Due to Aguero’s contract expiring in the summer, it would mean that the Catalan club could save on paying a transfer fee, as in the current economic climate they were unable to afford the signature of Lyon’s Memphis Depay for £35m last summer.

Aguero could potentially have the opportunity to play alongside the likes of Lionel Messi who he has an excellent relationship with if the latter decides to commit his future to the Nou Camp club.

Aguero is priced at 5/4 to move to Barcelona - Click here to claim this bet in your bet slip!

A return to Argentina could be on the cards for Aguero, having left his homeland back in 2006 when he joined Atletico Madrid from his boyhood club Independiente.

The 32-year-old has often expressed his desire to go back to his old club that he scored 23 league goals for in 54 appearances. This would be his best chance yet to go back to Argentina, as there wouldn’t be a transfer fee demanded and it would all be on his own terms.

Last year former Independiente coach Lucas Pusineri, a former teammate of Aguero said that the club had held discussions with the City man and that the number ten shirt is reserved for his return, even though promising youngster Alan Velasco currently wears that number.

Other clubs that might interest Aguero are the likes of Boca Juniors, as he would be able to reunite his strike partnership with Carlos Tevez that saw the Citizens win the league title back in the 2011/12 season.

Aguero is priced at 4/1 to make a sensational return to Argentina.

Another former club of Aguero’s that are rumoured to be interested are Atletico, as Simeone looks to strengthen his side in the midst of uncertainty over the quality that rivals such as Barcelona and Real Madrid possess.

This again would be a homecoming for the 32-year-old as he would be returning to a club where he was loved. Aguero had five successful years at Atleti when they played at the Estadio Vicente Calderón, as he formed a prolific strike partnership ironically with another Uruguayan in Diego Forlan that saw the La Liga outfit win the 2010 UEFA Cup and UEFA Super Cup the following season.

Aguero has the odds of 6/1 to re-join the club that he left to join City.

Juventus are the only Italian club on this list, as the Old Lady are looking to increase the firepower in their squad, as they are on the lookout for an alternative type of striker to the likes of Alvaro Morata who often partners Cristiano Ronaldo in attack.

Despite his age, the Serie A is a league where older players tend to prosper, as shown by former City teammate Edin Dzeko, as well as Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Juventus have previously been one of the best-known clubs for making effective free transfers and Aguero could be another to fit into this category, especially due to the fact that the Italian club will want to focus the majority of their budget on re-shaping their midfield which has been criticised for lacking creativity this season.

Juventus are priced at 9/1 to take Aguero to the Juventus Stadium in the summer.

The final club on this list of suitors that are interested in Aguero are PSG, as the French champions are looking to improve the depth of their squad.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side are in a conundrum, as Kylian Mbappe has just one year left on his contract once the summer hits. With PSG’s weakest area arguably being in midfield, there could be a switch in emphasis, as if Mbappe leaves and the Parisians sign the Argentinian striker, then it will leave them with money to sign the likes of Paul Pogba and Eduardo Camavinga to improve their midfield.

This would be more of a tactical move rather than a like for like switch, which will most likely hinge on Mbappe’s contract situation. This would also give Aguero the opportunity to play alongside fellow Argentinians Mauro Icardi and Angel Di Maria if he moves to Paris.

Aguero is priced at 11/1 to join the Ligue 1 champions.