Aguero to sign for Real Madrid this summer?

Aguero could back to be Real Madrid target for next summer. The Argentine striker is not comfortable in Manchester City and the white club is considering the signing after the irregular season of Benzema and Higuain. In addition, the Argentine, who already flirted with Madrid, has always shown his desire to wear the white shirt.

Kun Aguero

In the Bernabeu not forget his statements last September, after the match Real Madrid vs Manchester City of the group stage of the Champions League: "If Real Madrid had wanted to sign me, I would play for them. If I am in the City is because Real Madrid did not show real interest in me. I take the opportunity to deny the report in which I supposedly said I would never play for Real Madrid according to my past as Atletico player."

Now, the dream of Aguero, to play at the Bernabeu Stadium, has grown. The Argentine left Atletico to win titles and in two seasons at Manchester City has gotten a Premier League. But his team has been eliminated in the first round of the Champions League in the last two editions and this season has only options to achieve the FA Cup (are semi-finalists) or a miracle in the League (the United is 12 points ahead). In addition, his numbers are poor. After scoring 30 goals for City in his debut season, this year adds only 13 goals in 31 games in the Premier League and has played just 18 games as a starter.

What's more, on a personal level is not happy in Manchester and does not hide his desire to return to the capital of Spain. One of the main reasons is that he would see his son Benjamin more often. His son and ex-wife returned to Madrid and live in the house that still has the Argentine player in the capital of Spain.

In favor of the white club is also the Manchester City's need. They have to obtain money to satisfy the financial Fair Play (FIFA) and the recently rules imposed in the Premiership. Last winter they sold Balotelli with the purpose to adjust to this new legislation that limits the salary costs of the players and punishes English clubs with losses of more than 120 million euros in three-year periods (beginning with the 2013-2014 season).