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Sergio Aguero announces his return to soccer after retiring due to a heart issue

It didn't take too long for Sergio Aguero to realize that he still wants to play soccer. A year after he retired from it, the Argentinian forward has announced his return to the fields, leaving behind his heart issue.

Sergio Aguero - FC Barcelona - LaLiga 2021
© David Ramos/Getty ImagesSergio Aguero - FC Barcelona - LaLiga 2021

It seems like Argentina’s title in Qatar 2022 moved something inside Sergio Aguero’s mind. A year after he announced his retirement due to a heart issue, the forward has revealed his return to soccer for 2023.

2021 was a rough year for Sergio Aguero. He signed for FC Barcelona in May to become the main attacker for the Spanish team, but then in December he announced his retirement after his medical team revealed he had a heart issue.

His cardiologist told him to avoid any type of activity that could raise his heartbeat. But after a very exciting year for Argentina in soccer, it seems like he’s interested again in playing and he announced his return to the fields for the first semester of 2023.

Sergio Aguero will play soccer again for his own team

The FIFA World Cup fever got into Sergio Aguero, apparently. The Argentinian forward has been retired from soccer for one year, but now he has announced his return to the fields to play for his own team.

During the summer, Gerard Pique, former FC Barcelona defender, revealed the creation of the Kings League, a tournament in which Sergio Aguero will be part of as owner of a team.

In the competition’s rules it is said that clubs can sign persons out of the draft, including retired players. Aguero decided to become the striker for his own team, Kunisports, to help them during some games.

It is uncertain if Sergio Aguero will play all the games, but he revealed he’s the 12th player and will have some minutes during the competition, which will be played in a 7 vs. 7 format.

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