Sergio 'Kun' Agüero makes his return to the field official with Independiente de Avellaneda

The historic Argentine soccer player, Sergio ‘Kun’ Agüero, put an end to the rumors that recently arose about his return to the world of soccer and finally made it official that he will return to the fields with Independiente de Avellaneda from his native Argentina; Despite the news, the striker will only return for a friendly match in which some of the club’s legends will be present to celebrate his 120-year history as the ‘King of Cups’.

“We have plenty of reasons to celebrate, because there is nothing more beautiful than being an Independiente fan,” reported the seven-time Copa Libertadores champion through a publication shared on their social networks where they detailed that they will have a special activity with several historic players. of the franchise to be able to give the best experience to its fans; In addition to the Manchester City scorer, Richardo Enrique ‘Bocha’ Bochini will also be present.

“As part of the 120-year celebrations, Club Atlético Independiente will hold a special event on March 23 to celebrate its outstanding career, the deep pride in its colors, its sporting achievements, moments of glory and the emergence of their idols. “Football, entertainment, emotion and many surprises will come together at the Libertadores de América Stadium on a night that will undoubtedly be historic,” the statement added.

This day was called ‘The Night of the King’ by the same board because they are the top winners of the Conmebol Copa Libertadores (1964, 1965, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 and 1984); They also highlighted that it promises to be a spectacle never seen before by the fans of Independiente de Avellaneda and they hope it will mark history in the country.

“That is why we are waiting for you all to celebrate the first edition of the ‘King’s Night’. “We are going to have a good time with Bocha,” expressed ‘Kun’ Agüero through a video on the social network account Don’t miss this special night on March 23rd.

Bochini, 70 years old, is one of the institution’s greatest idols, having been one of those responsible for winning four of the club’s seven Libertadores (1973, 1974, 1975 and 1984), in addition to two Intercontinental Cup titles ( 1973 and 1984).

For his part, Sergio Agüero left the club’s ranks at the age of 18 to achieve a very fruitful career in Europe in which he was able to be part of great teams such as Manchester City (where he became an idol and the institution’s all-time top scorer. ) and FC Barcelona.

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