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Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero has poured water on claims he could be on his way to Chelsea, claiming he would rather stay in Spain.
The 23-year-old is set to leave the Vicente Calderon after five years, with Barcelona and Real Madrid leading the race to sign the Argentina international after he revealed he is not looking to leave La Liga.
"The English league is good, but I'd prefer to stay in Spain," Aguero told Argentinian broadcaster TyC sports.
According to Atletico general manager Miguel Angel Marin, Juventus are the only club to have made contact, and he is confident city rivals Real will not make an offer for their star striker.
"The only side which I have talked to are Juventus," Marin said. "I have been contacted by the Italian club, they have sent me a letter in which they have asked to negotiate for the player.
"Last Monday we received a fax from the Bianconeri. They showed their interest, but we will only let Aguero go for €45m - and not a euro less.
"[Real president Florentino Perez] has told me he has no intention of signing Aguero and I do not doubt him. Firstly due to the good relationship we have personally and secondly due to the clubs' relationship."
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The 23-year-old is set to leave the Vicente Calderon after five years, with Barcelona and Real Madrid leading the race to sign the Argentina international after he revealed he is not looking to leave La Liga.
"The English league is good, but I'd prefer to stay in Spain," Aguero told Argentinian broadcaster TyC sports.
According to Atletico general manager Miguel Angel Marin, Juventus are the only club to have made contact, and he is confident city rivals Real will not make an offer for their star striker.
"The only side which I have talked to are Juventus," Marin said. "I have been contacted by the Italian club, they have sent me a letter in which they have asked to negotiate for the player.
"Last Monday we received a fax from the Bianconeri. They showed their interest, but we will only let Aguero go for €45m - and not a euro less.
"[Real president Florentino Perez] has told me he has no intention of signing Aguero and I do not doubt him. Firstly due to the good relationship we have personally and secondly due to the clubs' relationship."
For more on Football, visit ESPNsoccernet.com