The introduction of these players into the Premier League may be just what England needed to ensure they catch up with the far superior technical ability of their Spanish counterparts. Well under 6ft tall and with the ability to offer so much more than just a target up front, Aguero and Suarez represent the type of footballer that should be present in an elite league that is maybe yet to catch up with the evolving nature of football on the continent.
‘Kun Aguero was at times a name put forward to replace the restless Wayne Rooney of a year ago at Manchester United. Understandably, Sir Alex Ferguson sees a player who is similar in build to Rooney, with the ability to play across a number of positions in attack and, foremost, a player who any club could build their team around.
Just as he stepped in to the shoes of Fernando Torres and helped Atletico back in to the Champions League, Aguero will now take up the position of the soon to be departing Carlos Tevez and take them onto that next level of Champions of England.
Will Suarez have a similar effect in Liverpool? At this stage it’s hard to see, primarily due to the supporting cast at City and the form of Aguero’s team-mate David Silva.
But there is so much to admire about the two players who share so many similarities; coming into a faster, more physical league and showing starry-eyed onlookers why they are of the elite in their position.
The article was written by Thomas Hallett for FootballFancast.com. Make sure to check out the latest news, blogs and podcasts at FFC – ed.
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Stop gap? cearly you are a little confused, all the Utd’s, Madrid’s and Pool’s ever go on about is history this history that.
While I admire Liverpool for achieving what they did with a reasonable amount of finance, it does not discount that fact you had more finance than most.
Difference today our owner is so rich that he could buy Real Madrid or Barcelona and make them our academy, if that does not spark your mind into gear then I don’t see much hope for you.
Theres about as much chance of Aguero joining any other club as there is Lionel Messi joining Liverpool.
“reckless spending by the oil-rich powerhouses of City, Chelsea and now CF Malaga”.
That’s a bit rich mate.
How much has Kenny just spent on Henderson, Carroll and the rest?
I think City have bought better quality players than Liverpool have recently.
There is one big difference between Aguero and Suarez. They are both tremendously skilful players, but I’m afraid Suarez is an out and out cheat.
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