Paul Ince has approached Manchester United to take a major action for Man City striker Sergio Aguero on a free exchange this mid summer.
The Argentine has kept in touch with himself into City legends during his 10 years in England, scoring a club record 257 goals to fire the Citizens to four Premier League prizes.
Nonetheless, Aguero’s future at the Etihad is in uncertainty, and previous United star Ince figures his previous club could astound everybody by marking the striker this mid year. The move would be like Eric Cantona’s celebrated change from Leeds in 1992.
“It’s not as if Harry Kane and Erling Haaland are the only two answers for Man United,” Ince said in an exclusive interview with Ladbrokes.
“Sergio Aguero might be leaving Man City, why shouldn’t United make a move for him?”
“You could see it now; if he wanted to stay in the Premier League and he’s living in Manchester, then I don’t think it would be a bad thing at all if they went and got Aguero.”
“It can happen, who knows? You’ve got to ask the question if you’re United because you never know.”
“It happened with us back in 1992 when Howard Wilkinson was asking Sir Alex Ferguson about Denis Irwin.”
“Fergie said there’d be no chance of that happening and suggested Leeds sold Cantona to them and within a couple of days that deal was done.”
“It was just Fergie throwing a name out there and taking a chance, trying his luck. Maybe that’s what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should do with Aguero this summer.”
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