It was on Monday night that the departure of Sergio Kun Aguero was announced after a decade of great achievements with the City, The Argentine remains the highest scoring non-English player in the history of the premier league and the fourth on the list of the highest-scoring player overall.

Sergio Kun Aguero will leave Manchester City as the top goal scorer and the club will honor him, Vincent Kompany, and David Silver with a statue at the Etihad Stadium. 

In tribute to Aguero, Pep Guardiola tagged him irreplaceable and predicts he could go on to play for at least five more years following his departure.

Manchester City now has a clear part and will now focus on the signing of one of the most sought-after football youngster Erling Halaand from Borrusia Dortmund.

Guardiola told Sky Sports. “I could say in terms of numbers he can be replaceable but it’s not easy. When you see more than 360 games played and more than 250 goals, the number of titles

“He’s a legend, the best striker I ever had at this club through the years but he’s irreplaceable in the mind of our fans, to our people, and to the players that played alongside him or the manager who worked with him.

“A fantastic person and human being. I'm pretty sure if his mind is still aggressive like he is, he can stand his career longer for two, three, four, or five years.”

“To have a special quality like this is so difficult to find – the sense of goal, the quality when he’s sharp. Especially when he’s upset and becomes aggressive he makes energy in his legs and can close to the box to make these runs for 5-10 meters...

“When I took over the club, he was one of the guys who helped. Not just him – we had Joe Hart, Pablo [Zabaleta], Vincent [Kompany] and David [Silva]. Many, many players helped this team to take a step forward and of course, he was one of them.

“When he came here the club was at one level and he helped put the club at a higher level and that’s why all the people and the fans are grateful. Without them it would not be possible to achieve what we have in the last four or five years, that's for sure."