Sergio Aguero in Barcelona, ​​and Suarez was an old man?

Mundo deportivo reported this morning that the Blaugrana boardroom gave the green light for the realization of work at the Camp Nou stadium. Another Catalan daily, Sport, quickly added even more new information: Barcelona and Sergio Aguero have agreed on the terms, and the Argentine striker will join his godfather Lionel Messi.

Kun made a choice with his heart, he will finally play with his friend Leo at Camp Nou, although he will have to accept a significantly lower salary than the 12,000,000 euros in Manchester City, with whom he won his fifth Premier League title two days ago.

According to Sport, Aguero will sign a two-year contract. Due to that, he even further lowered his financial demands compared to the initial ones.

Aguero and Messi (©Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/Getty Images)

However, he did not get a guaranteed place in the starting XI, albeit Barcelona will try to sell Martin Braithwaite. Barca's coach Ronald Koeman approved the arrival of Aguero only after he was promised that it would not mean the end of negotiations with Memphis Depay, whose contract with the Lyon expires soon.

Koeman has had big problems with the central striker this season. Braithwaite is not that ilk, so Ansu Fati also played as a false 9, sometimes even Messi himself, while Antoine Griezmann and Ousmane Dembele are now Blaugrana's top strikers.

If Depay and Aguero arrive, it will look much more deadly, at least on paper. We are talking about an experienced player who played 388 games and scored 258 goals in 10 seasons in City.

The only question is, why did they expel Luis Suarez (34) in Barcelona last year, labelling him as an 'old man', only to bring Aguero (33)? Why, to be specific, did they decide to hand over the title to Atletico - or Real -?

By the way, Aguero should be Barca's second reinforcement from City this summer since Eric Garcia is also expected to arrive as a free agent.