Man City legend Sergio Aguero: FIFA Club World Cup not an issue for players

Thursday 14 November 2024 12:58, UK

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Man City legend Sergio Aguero has expressed his support for the controversial FIFA Club World Cup and said it won't be an issue for players, despite the recent talk around fixture congestion and player welfare.

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