The Argentine has played brilliantly for the Sky Blues despite injuries…
As Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero arrives at his 100th game for the Citizens, it is time to see where he ranks alongside some of the best that the Premier League has seen.
Here are the top 10 goalscorers after a century of games, with both Liverpool and Arsenal legends making the cut.
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10) Les Ferdinand and Kevin Phillips, 53 goals
The former England internationals started as they meant to go on, averaging over a goal every two games for their first 100 matches.
9) Michael Owen, 54 goals
Before injuries turned him into a boring commentator, Owen was one of the Premier League’s most deadly strikers.
8) Ian Wright, 56 goals
The Arsenal legend started playing later then most, but he was still prolific when he got going.
7) Thierry Henry, 59 goals
This is even more impressive as the Frenchman started playing on the left wing for the North London club.
6) Robbie Fowler and Luis Suarez, 62 goals
Two Liverpool legends hold fifth spot. The pair enjoyed great careers at the Merseyside club, although Suarez was not there for long.
4) Andy Cole and Fernando Torres, 63 goals
Yet another Reds player but this time rivaled by former Manchester United frontman Andy Cole. The Englishman shot to fame at Newcastle United before moving to the Red Devils.
3) Sergio Aguero, 64+ goals?
The little Argentine plays his 100th game on Sunday, and is already third on this list. The total could change if he scores more against Southampton.
2) Ruud van Nistelrooy, 68 goals
The former Manchester United man famously scored almost all of his goals from within the penalty area.
1) Alan Shearer, 79 goals
The ex-Newcastle United and Blackburn Rovers man is at the top of most Premier League goalscoring record tables.