Sergio Aguero has dismissed talk of a move to Real Madrid and claims he has no intention of leaving Manchester City.
According to The Mirror, the Spanish giants are reported to have offered midfielder Isco for Aguero in a player-plus-cash deal, despite City showing no interest in letting their top scorer leave.
The Argentine’s wife, from whom he has split, lives in the Spanish capital with their son, but the striker insists he is happy at the Etihad Stadium and wants to continue his career in the Premier League.
“The truth is that I'm happy. The club treats me very well. It's very relaxed and different to being in Spain or Argentina,” the newspaper quotes the 25-year-old as saying.
“I've always said that in every match, watching or training, you learn things. It's like in any job, you know what to do or not to do.
“The same happens on the pitch. You think where you have to attack, where you feel comfortable inside the area. It's like you read where you can make the centre-backs feel uncomfortable.
“You're always improving. English football, for example, being so fast it allows you
to develop your concentration and refine your technique. So every day you're learning and I feel that I still have plenty to learn.
“The only thing I do is enjoy football, rest, be at home and then go out or walk around or eat in peace.
“For a player or anybody who is well-known, it's good not to be afraid of the madness because later, when it's time to play, it's important to have a clear head.”
