Sergio Aguero suffers car crash before Manchester City training session

Sergio Aguero suffers a car crash before heading for Manchester City training session ahead of Crystal Palace clash, the player is safe.

Sergio Aguero was driving for Manchester City’s training session ahead of Crystal Palace clash in the upcoming Premier League matchday, when he met with a minor collision on the road.

According to the Skysports, Aguero was able to participate in the following training session, and it has been told that he has not suffered any injury due to collision.

It is further said that he will be available for the clash o this coming weekend. Meanwhile, his car has suffered majorly by the impact after the collision.

Sky Sports reporter David Gorrido spoke about the incident of Sky Sports News, saying, “We understand he is unhurt after being involved in a small car collision, we’ve been told that he’s had a bump this morning.”

“It’s been described as a minor plan, but has reported to the CFA – City Football Academy, as well as the rest of the ancestor City squad and we, understand he didn’t need to be checked the by the medical team.”

Aguero took to Instagram with a post of the car, sarcastically describing it as a ‘great morning,’ on his ‘story.’

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Manchester City star remained in England during the international break and did not join his Argentinian teammates for the friendlies against Germany and Ecuador.

This is not the first time when Aguero has been involved in a car crash. In 2017 he was given time off by Pep Guardiola and went to a concert in Amsterdam, whilst there he was involved in a car accident with the taxi he was in colliding with a lamppost.

Aguero only missed 14 days injured after the previous incident but he looks unlikely to miss any time after Wednesday’s crash.

Post Edited By: Tanish Chachra

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