I do agree with you, and I find it strange that Agger wishes to stay but Milan have consistently stayed lurking in the background. I love Agger as a defender, he's one of my favourites on the team and it would be utterly heartbreaking to see him go a la Finns. (Must find out how he's doing at Espanyol!)
With that said, I wouldn't be surprised if Agger ended up leaving, against his will or of his own volition. He has just come off a long injury, and although nobody expected him to just waltz back into first team football, Skrtel definitely has his spot taken care of and I doubt Agger will see much playing time once Skrtel fights his way back onto the line up. Maybe a fresh start in Milan is what might be seen as ultimately what he needs, especially since Milan's defense is in such dire need for fresh legs, with Maldini leaving and the aging side not getting any younger or faster. More often than not, it does comes down to the starting regularity and the pay. Let's just hope Agger and Liverpool can find some sort of agreement that keeps him here.
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Date: 2009-01-15 02:14 pm (UTC)With that said, I wouldn't be surprised if Agger ended up leaving, against his will or of his own volition. He has just come off a long injury, and although nobody expected him to just waltz back into first team football, Skrtel definitely has his spot taken care of and I doubt Agger will see much playing time once Skrtel fights his way back onto the line up. Maybe a fresh start in Milan is what might be seen as ultimately what he needs, especially since Milan's defense is in such dire need for fresh legs, with Maldini leaving and the aging side not getting any younger or faster. More often than not, it does comes down to the starting regularity and the pay. Let's just hope Agger and Liverpool can find some sort of agreement that keeps him here.