Sergio Aguero has revealed why he would have loved to play for Jurgen Klopp during his career.

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• Aguero a Manchester City legend
• Retired during his time at Barcelona
• Says he would have loved to have played for Liverpool boss

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  Manchester City are attempting to retain their Premier League title and are battling with both Liverpool and Arsenal for the trophy. City are currently third with 63 points, one point behind both the Gunners, in first, and the Reds in second, but the Anfield club have the motivation of knowing that Klopp will leave in the summer, and Aguero has praised the outgoing German.

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• WHAT AGUERO SAID

  Speaking to Stake, he said: "Terrific manager, Klopp has certainly elevated Liverpool, allowing them to become a protagonist of the Premier League in recent years. He's made them more aggressive, more intense in their playing style. New players have arrived and Jurgen has managed to adapt them to this offensive mentality. He'll be sorely missed in the Premier League… but he's made his choice, and it's up to us to respect it. Any great manager will teach you many valuable things. It would have been a great experience for sure to play under Klopp."

• THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Of course, the Argentina icon became a legend at City, winning the Premier League five times, but he says playing under Klopp would have been a pleasure for him, while he believes the Reds manager will be sorely missed by his peers. This season, Klopp has already won the Carabao Cup and has his sights set on a treble, as they can still win both the Champions League and the Premier League.

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  WHAT NEXT?

  City are next in action in a huge encounter against Arsenal on Sunday, with star defender Kyle Walker a doubt for that game due to injury. Liverpool, meanwhile, play Brighton.

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