WATCH: Bodyguard’s Take on Messi vs Ronaldo Surprises Sergio Aguero

Ankit Kunwar August 12, 2024August 12, 2024 Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero

Fans are overjoyed by a viral video trending on social media that shows Sergio Aguero engaging in playful banter with a bodyguard. Known for his humorous interactions, Aguero often finds himself in debates comparing Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Although he has a clear preference, he couldn’t sway the bodyguard’s opinion.

The clip, shared by a fan page on X (formerly Twitter), shows Aguero asking the bodyguard, “Who do you prefer, Messi or Ronaldo?”

The bodyguard promptly replied that he preferred the Portuguese which left the former Argentine striker shocked.

The bodyguard then explained that he was a fan of Ronaldo before he even knew who Messi was, saying, “I watched Ronaldo before I even knew who Messi was,”

Onlookers around Aguero joked about his inability to argue with the bodyguard due to his impressive physique, saying, “And you can say nothing to him, right? You can complain. You can complain.”

Aguero laughed off the jest, patting the bodyguard’s muscles and playfully exclaiming, “Ronaldo! Ronaldo!”

Aguero to the bodyguard:

“Who do you prefer, Ronaldo or Messi?”

Bodyguard: “I like Ronaldo”

Aguero: “What?”

Bodyguard: “I watched Ronaldo before I even knew who Messi was.” 😭

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— CristianoXtra (@CristianoXtra_) August 11, 2024

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Aguero Backs Messi

Sergio Aguero, a close friend of Messi and a dedicated supporter of his former teammate, retired from professional football midway through the 2021-22 season due to a serious heart condition. Despite his early exit, Aguero finished his career with an impressive tally of 426 goals for both club and country, including 260 goals for Manchester City, where he remains the all-time top scorer.

Sergio Aguero was earlier asked when Messi could call it quits on his illustrious career. Speaking about the same, he had stated,

“I’ll say it as many times as I need to: Leo will get to decide that, and his decision will be just fine by me, whatever it is. I’d love to see him play forever, but that’s sadly impossible. He’s earned the right to say for how long he’ll play for the national team, and how long he’ll play professional football for that matter,”