No risk!Barca insists Aguero will be out for three months.

Barcelona have received further bad news when it was announced that Argentine striker Sergio Aguero would be abandoned for up to three months. After having chest pain from playing for the club.

The former Manchester City striker has just signed a two-year summer deal with the Camp Nou. But he has a calf injury that has prevented him from serving the club in the Fierce Bull League since the start of the new season. แทงหวยออนไลน์ผ่านเว็บที่ดีที่สุด

only not enough The latest in a 1-1 home league game against Alaves on Saturday, when "Kun" made his first start in front of the club's followers. It turned out that he was on the field for 41 minutes and had to walk away for Philippe Coutinho to come on as he fell to his chest, revealing that he had fainted.

As a result of the problem, Barca's medical team initially checked Aguero's condition before sending him to a nearby hospital for a thorough heart check. And it has been identified that the white-blooded star has an arrhythmia problem.

However, to clarify the condition of the illness, Barca manager Sergi Barjuan has indicated that the 33-year-old will remain in hospital. Until the latest on Monday, Nov. 1, which referred to still being treated at the hospital, there was a statement from the famous Catalan team that the former Blues spearhead will desert the field for at least three months.

"Sergio Aguero has been checked by Dr. Joseph Brugada and he will not be playing for the next three months to be fully rehabilitated to affect his condition. A speedy recovery," Barca told the media.

"The Argentine player was taken to hospital on Saturday during the Barca vs Alaves game, with the striker feeling bad in the first half. And was substituted before the end of the first half for Philippe Coutinho to play instead.

to problems with irregular heartbeats It is revealed that it is a complex problem for athletes. And can damage the structure of the heart, resulting in Barca announced he will not play for three months.