Sergio Aguero promises to return to boyhood club Independiente when his Manchester City contract expires

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Sergio Aguero has stated that he will not renew his current Manchester City deal and will return to his boyhood Argentinian club Independiente – at the age of 31. 

The Argentina international, who has attracted interest from all over Europe, will admirably move back to the homeland to play for the club he made his senior debut for at the mere age of 15 years and 35 days. 

In 2006 the allure of his hometown club wasn’t enough to keep him from coming to Europe and testing himself against the world’s best when he moved to Atletico Madrid.

Aguero then moved to City, where he has gone on to be secure two Premier League titles and an FA Cup triumph while also securing his status as one of the deadliest strikers in World football. 

And, although clubs from across Europe will surely be lining up for his signature when his contract finally expires in 2019, Aguero has his sights set on a move back to Argentina. 

"I have always said that I want to return to Independiente and I will do just that," the Argentina international told So Foot.

"I will return to Independiente when my contract with City expires.

"I do not want to make my comeback when I am too old. If everything goes well, I will return to the club of my heart at the age of 31."

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