Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has named his all-time dream XI, with some big names featuring, though none of his current or former Etihad Stadium team-mates and a snub for Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo…
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GK: Oliver Kahn
A legendary German goalkeeper who starred for Bayern Munich and for his national team, Oliver Kahn seems a good pick in goal.
DR: Sergio Ramos
Not in his usual centre-back position, Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos makes it into this dream XI at right-back.
DL: Roberto Carlos
One of the finest left-backs to play the game, it’s another Real Madrid great in Roberto Carlos making it in on the opposite flank.
DC: Fernando Hierro
A former captain for Real Madrid and Spain, Fernando Hierro is another Bernabeu legend to make it into Aguero’s lineup.
DC: Roberto Ayala
An Argentine legend, Roberto Ayala was a top class centre-back at his peak and makes it in alongside Hierro.
MC: Xavi
Another Spanish star, this time it’s a Barcelona legend in Xavi making it into the team as one of the three main central midfielders.
MC: Fernando Redondo
An underrated former star at Real Madrid, Fernando Redondo also makes it into this midfield trio.
MC: Andres Iniesta
A great player who has a terrific partnership with Xavi, Andres Iniesta is also picked by Aguero ahead of City team-mates David Silva or Yaya Toure.
MR: Lionel Messi
An old friend and long-time team-mate of Aguero’s, it’s no surprise to see Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi get into this three-man attack.
ML: Diego Maradona
Another Argentine and one of the best players of all time, Diego Maradona is also included in this incredibly strong-looking front-line.
FC: Ronaldo
Not Cristiano, but the Brazilian Ronaldo gets the nod as the team’s main striker in this dream team selection by Aguero.
Via the Daily Mirror.