Leeds United have been linked with an incredible move for Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero, in what would surely be the biggest coup of Victor Orta's career.
The Argentine has been one of the best strikers in Premier League history, with only Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Andy Cole scoring more goals in the competition.
He has been called a 'genius' by Frank Lampard in the past and will go down as one of the greatest foreign imports the English game has seen.
Aguero has confirmed that he will leave City at the end of the season, alerting a number of a clubs who could look to snap him up.
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Leeds linked with Aguero move
Leeds are thought to be one of those teams, with 90min claiming Marcelo Bielsa is interested in a stunning move for the world-renowned star.
It is stated that Aguero has been 'pinpointed' as a replacement for likely outgoing striker Rodrigo, with Marcelo Bielsa keen to link up with his fellow countryman.
He also wouldn't have to move house, given Manchester and Leeds are in relatively close proximity, which acts as a further bonus for the player.
Transfer Tavern take
Aguero may be turning 33 this summer, but he could be a fantastic addition for Leeds, still possessing outrageous ability in the final third.
That eye for goal and match-winning instinct could take the Whites up another level next season, so at least attempting to sign him makes complete sense.
His mentality could rub off on those around him, having won four Premier League titles and being on the cusp of clinching a fifth.
Of course, a move would surely depend on Orta convincing him to take a wage-cut, but at 33 perhaps the chance to link up with his countryman Bielsa could tempt him into a short-term deal.
If the Whites' DoF could pull it off, given he has built his reputation at Leeds off finding bargains and young talent (BBC), it would be a real show of intent and a mega coup.
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