Sergio Aguero provides Manchester derby injury update after limping out of Carabao Cup final

Sergio Aguero has declared himself fit for next weekend’s Manchester derby. During the Carabao Cup victory over Aston Villa, Aguero was forced out of the action after hurting his knee and was replaced by Gabriel Jesus. However, Aguero says, he is ready for the clash with Manchester United on March 8. He told reporters: "I'm OK, [it was] just a kick on my knee, I'm fine." Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola believes City cannot top last season's successes, even if they win the Champions League. "I think the most beautiful one is the Premier League and we are not going to win that, so it can't be better," said Guardiola of his side's campaign. "Always I think the Premier League or La Liga, the domestic title, is the most difficult and most important because it means every single day that you have been consistent. "I think we were consistent enough. I would say we have the numbers that could win a normal Premier League but I think it (Liverpool's standard) was exceptional. Now we have the Premier League to finish second and, of course, we have the FA Cup and the second leg against Real Madrid in the Champions League."  Source: The Mirror Join us on Telegram!

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