Sergio Aguero Out Till December, says Team Doctor

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Manchester City Striker Sergio Aguero is likely to be out of action till the last month of the year, this, a doctor of the Argentina national team has hinted.
Recall that Aguero is injued. He broke his rib in a car crash while returning home from a concert in Amsterdam last Thursday.
Consequently he missed his side’s 1-0 victory at Chelsea the following weekend.
After carrying out assessments of Aguero’s injury, City were hopeful that he would only be out of contention for two to four weeks.
He is going to be out for a month-and-a-half – minimum. He is unable to leave his house, or get in or out of the car. He was feeling very bad because he wanted to be here.”
A six-week layoff would see Aguero miss City’s home and away Champions League meetings with Napoli and the visit of Arsenal to the Etihad Stadium on 5 November.

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