The tears flowed at the Nou Camp on Wednesday and so did all the memories. Sergio Aguero has waved goodbye to football at the age of 33.
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SOLO GOAL VS RACING
Enter stage right: Sergio Aguero. A stunning solo goal for Independiente against Racing Club announced his arrival on the world stage.
Aguero came through the ranks at at the Argentinian club, making his professional debut as a 15-year-old in 2003. But it wasnât until a 4-0 thrashing of Racing in September 2005 when the world started to sit up and take notice.
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UEFA CUP TRIUMPH
A teenage Aguero took a while to get used to European football, scoring just seven goals in his first season in Spain - but then got the ball rolling with 48 goals in 97 matches over the next two seasons.
His only trophies for Atletico Madrid came in 2010 and one of them was the UEFA Cup - the only major European trophy the Argentine collected in his entire career.
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GOLDEN BOOT WINNER 2015
Aguero moved to Manchester City in 2011 and had already guided the club to two Premier League titles by the time he won the Premier League Golden Boot in 2015.
If there were any lingering doubts that Aguero wasnât a special player by the 2014-15 season, then that campaign ended that debate entirely.
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HAT-TRICK VS BAYERN MUNICH
Pep Guardiola enjoyed having Aguero in his team for five years, but one of his first meetings with the Argentine saw the forward down his Bayern Munich side in 2014.
It was a vitally important game for City, who went into their home clash with Bayern bottom of their group with two points from four games.
City needed to beat Guardiolaâs Bayern to stand any chance of making the knockout stages - and Aguero produced that match-winning display we were all used to seeing
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NEWCASTLE HIT FOR FIVE
In another brilliant Etihad Stadium afternoon for Aguero, Newcastle arrived at Manchester Cityâs home in October 2015 and dared to put their noses in front.
Aleksandr Mitrovicâs goal after 18 minutes looked like a positive move for the Magpies, but it only sparked a sensational performance from Aguero.
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A PERFECT CITY GOODBYE
Such is the magic of Agueroâs time in football is that the next three moments all come from the final six months of his career.
Having already announced his exit from Manchester City after a decade at the club, all that was left to do was to play his final match against Everton and then lift his fifth and final Premier League title in front of the fans.
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COPA AMERICA TRIUMPH
A few months after leaving City, Agueroâs career was all about one more thing: winning a major tournament with his country.
Sergio Aguero didnât play a pivotal role in Argentinaâs Copa America campaign earlier this year, but he had a big enough contribution to get his country back in and amongst the honours once again.
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Sergio AgĂźero had a better mins per goal ratio than any player to have scored 20+ goals in Premier League history (108 mins).
AgĂźero could have played another 2,520 minutes of Premier League action without scoring (the equivalent to 28 full games) & he would still top the list.
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