"Manchester City" right-back Pablo Zabaleta believes that his teammate Sergio Aguero is currently the best striker in the world. The 26-year-old footballer has scored 19 goals in over 20 matches this season, and his double in the match against "Sunderland" on Wednesday prevented the "Chelsea" team from escaping from "City" with more than a few points. Zabaleta also thinks that if Aguero had not been injured during the World Cup, the Argentine national team would have fought for the most prestigious football trophies this summer. "I have known Sergio for a long time and I think this is the best time in his career," said the defender. "Everything he does seems so easy. He has very cold nerves. He also works very hard even without the ball. We must be thankful for these qualities of Sergio." "Of course, you think about how the World Cup would have ended if he had been healthy. Everyone wants the top ten players to show their best form. When this is possible, chances of winning games greatly increase." "However, Sergio was plagued by injuries last season and it continued during the World Cup itself. Everything would have been different if he had been 100% healthy." "Perhaps he is currently the best sniper in the world and we are very lucky to have him in our team. He has been excellent this season and we hope he will continue to be so."
