Sergio Aguero involved in a car crash in Amsterdam resulfurized

Aguero was in Amsterdam on Thursday attending a concert by Colombian singer Maluma when the taxi he was traveling in collided with a pole.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola told reporters that his initial impressions were that the striker had broken a rib.

'Aguero has had an accident in Amsterdam and he will be back after that,' said the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss.



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Guardiola said he had not yet spoken to the player, adding: 'I have been preparing training. I will speak to him today. First impression is he has broken his rib.'

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It was widely reported Friday that Aguero, who played in City's 2-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk on Tuesday, could be out of action for up to two months.

The news comes as a blow to Pep Guardiola's City, who sit top of the Premier League table after six matches of the season -- ahead of neighbors Manchester United on goal difference.

Aguero has been a key part of City's impressive start to the campaign, scoring six goals as he closes in on becoming the club's all-time leading goalscorer.

A two-month absence would mean Aguero would miss not only Saturday's meeting with Chelsea, but also matches against Arsenal and a Champions League tie with Napoli.

It would also impact Aguero's participation in Argentina's faltering World Cup qualifying campaign.

Back in his homeland, Aguero's first club Independiente offered their support to the 29-year-old via Twitter.

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'Strength and prompt recovery. Everyone @ Independiente is with you in this difficult moment,' read the tweet.

Aguero had posted a picture of himself with Mavuma on Instagram before the accident.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola told reporters that his initial impressions were that the striker had broken a rib. Aguero was in Amsterdam on Thursday attending a concert by Colombian singer Maluma when the taxi he was traveling in collided with a pole. It would also impact Aguero's participation in Argentina's faltering World Cup qualifying campaign. The news comes as a blow to Pep Guardiola's City, who sit top of the Premier League table after six matches of the season -- ahead of neighbors Manchester United on goal difference. A two-month absence would mean Aguero would miss not only Saturday's meeting with Chelsea, but also matches against Arsenal and a Champions League tie with Napoli. It was widely reported Friday that Aguero, who played in City's 2-0 win over Shakhtar Donetsk on Tuesday, could be out of action for up to two months. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola told reporters that his initial impressions were that the striker had broken a rib. READ: The Swedish culture club taking Europe by storm Aguero was in Amsterdam on Thursday attending a concert by Colombian singer Maluma when the taxi he was traveling in collided with a pole. A two-month absence would mean Aguero would miss not only Saturday's meeting with Chelsea, but also matches against Arsenal and a Champions League tie with Napoli. 'Aguero has had an accident in Amsterdam and he will be back after that,' said the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss. Aguero was in Amsterdam on Thursday attending a concert by Colombian singer Maluma when the taxi he was traveling in collided with a pole. Guardiola said he had not yet spoken to the player, adding: 'I have been preparing training. I will speak to him today. First impression is he has broken his rib.' Guardiola said he had not yet spoken to the player, adding: 'I have been preparing training. I will speak to him today. First impression is he has broken his rib.' 'Strength and prompt recovery. Everyone @ Independiente is with you in this difficult moment,' read the tweet. 'Strength and prompt recovery. Everyone @ Independiente is with you in this difficult moment,' read the tweet. Back in his homeland, Aguero's first club Independiente offered their support to the 29-year-old via Twitter. READ: The Swedish culture club taking Europe by storm Guardiola said he had not yet spoken to the player, adding: 'I have been preparing training. I will speak to him today. First impression is he has broken his rib.' Back in his homeland, Aguero's first club Independiente offered their support to the 29-year-old via Twitter. 'Aguero has had an accident in Amsterdam and he will be back after that,' said the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss. A two-month absence would mean Aguero would miss not only Saturday's meeting with Chelsea, but also matches against Arsenal and a Champions League tie with Napoli. 'Strength and prompt recovery. Everyone @ Independiente is with you in this difficult moment,' read the tweet. 'Aguero has had an accident in Amsterdam and he will be back after that,' said the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola told reporters that his initial impressions were that the striker had broken a rib. Guardiola said he had not yet spoken to the player, adding: 'I have been preparing training. I will speak to him today. First impression is he has broken his rib.' Back in his homeland, Aguero's first club Independiente offered their support to the 29-year-old via Twitter. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola told reporters that his initial impressions were that the striker had broken a rib.

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