Pep Guardiola’s advice for Kun Agüero for his heart problem

This Monday the Barcelona confirmed that Sergio Agüero will start a treatment for his cardiac arrhythmia which will take no less than three months, during which time the striker must move away from the pitch. For this reason, many personalities of world football sent their support to the Kun and who joined the greetings was Pep Guardiola, your coach in the Manchester City.

The Spanish coach led the Argentine for five seasons in the British box and together they won 10 titles. At a press conference prior to the commitment for the Champions League Wednesday against Bruges, he was consulted about the situation of the scorer: “Of course, this is difficult news for everyone. But especially for him and his family. We wish him the best, you know, from everyone at Manchester City. We wish him a speedy recovery”.

Guardiola took the opportunity to send him advice at this difficult time: “No matter the time, health and life are much more important than anything else and he knows it. I’m pretty sure he’s in very good hands, very good doctors will take care of him and he will take care of himself. AND come back if you can; otherwise, enjoy your life and what you have done. I’m not a doctor, I don’t know exactly what you have, but be careful and be safe for the rest of your life. “

This Saturday, Agüero left one of the most worrying images of the weekend when falling on the pitch of the Camp Nou 40 minutes into the game that Barcelona played against Alavés. Immediately, he was transferred by ambulance to the Hospital of Catalonia and later the Spanish newspaper The country revealed the Argentine striker had suffered an arrhythmia.

Through his social networks, the Kun wrote a short but encouraging message: “I am well and in good spirits to face the recovery process. I want to thank you all for so many messages of support and love that make my heart stronger today”.

Saturday’s meeting was the fifth for the Argentine striker with the Barcelona jersey. The scorer He made his debut against Valencia on October 17 after two months of inactivity due to a tendon injury to the inner calf of his right leg. Later it had its premiere in the Champions League against Dynamo Kiev and four days later it arrived his first goal against Real Madrid, in defeat 2-1. That goal allowed him to win the title in the match against Rayo Vallecano the previous day and again in this one against Alavés, where suffered the episode.

His message published on his social media profiles brings peace of mind to the world of football, which must now await his return to the fields. If there are no major inconveniences, it could occur in February, despite the fact that the club does not want to rush the treatment times and plan to take its evolution with caution and patience.

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