Despite a recurring hamstring injury, Sergio Agüeros contribution to Manchester Citys title winning season has been an obvious one. The Argentine scored an incredible 28 goals in just 34 appearances for the club and looked as dangerous as ever despite being forced to sit on the sidelines for extended periods. These 28 goals also made Agüero the hottest Premier League forward in terms of goals scored per minute. As a player, Agüero is defined by his formidable speed, agility and excellent finishing ability. His 58 frame means he can change direction at the drop of a hat, leaving an oppositions sluggish defence trailing in his dust. As is well documented by his role in Citys dramatic 32 over Queens Park Rangers to win the 2011/12 title, he has the highly sought after trait of coming up big in vital games. He may not have done enough in this injury-blighted season to warrant an upgrade from the 88-rating he received in FIFA 14, but he has certainly proved that he in no way deserves a downgrade.
Hailing from South East London, Sam Heard is an aspiring writer and recent graduate from the University of Warwick. Sam's favourite things include energy drinks, late nights spent watching the UFC with his girlfriend and annihilating his friends at FIFA.
