Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero will not be fit to face Juventus, manager Manuel Pellegrini confirms.
The Argentine forward injured his knee during the weekend win over Crystal Palace, making him a doubt for tomorrow’s clash.
“Sergio is not fit for tomorrow,” Pellegrini confirmed in his pre-match Press conference.
“He has an injury to his knee. We will wait on him. We will see this afternoon how long it will be.
Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero will not be fit to face Juventus, manager Manuel Pellegrini confirms.
The Argentine forward injured his knee during the weekend win over Crystal Palace, making him a doubt for tomorrow’s clash.
“Sergio is not fit for tomorrow,” Pellegrini confirmed in his pre-match Press conference.
“He has an injury to his knee. We will wait on him. We will see this afternoon how long it will be.
"We have Wilfried [Bony] and Raheem [Sterling] can also play as a forward so we have different options. I trust this squad 100 per cent.”
It’s good news for the Old Lady, as Aguero is one of the deadliest strikers in Europe, having scored 108 goals in 166 games for City since arriving from Atletico Madrid in 2011.
Pellegrini did confirm, however, that David Silva and Raheem Sterling will be at his disposal, after injury concerns.
The Bianconeri have injury problems of their own, with Sami Khedira, Kwadwo Asamoah and Claudio Marchisio ruled out of the clash at Etihad tomorrow.