Watch Pep Guardiola fight back tears as he admits Man City CANNOT replace Sergio Aguero despite Harry Kane transfer talk

PEP GUARDIOLA fought back tears as he admitted Manchester City will never be able to replace Sergio Aguero - despite leading the race to sign Harry Kane.

The Argentine legend, 32, played his last-ever Premier League game foron Sunday, coming off the bench to.

Aguero had been given a guard of honour before kick-off and rolled back the years with a quickfire double to kill off the game shortly after the hour-mark.

Emotions were running high during the trophy presentation in front of 10,000 ecstatic fans inside the Etihad.

And Guardiola was reduced to tears thinking about Aguero's impending move, with the Argentine out of contract next month.

After the game, an emotional Guardiola paid tribute to Aguero, choking back tears as he told Sky Sports: "We love him so much.

"He is a special person for all of us. We can not replace him.

"There are many players who have helped us here, he showed his quality in those thirty minutes."

Aguero himself added: "Before the game I felt so strange, the sensation is not good.

"I prefer to think about the good moments.

"I want to say thanks to my team mates because they have helped me a lot - thank you for everything.

"I'm a striker, my target is to score goals so I'm so happy because it's my last game so to score two goals is fantastic for me.

"When I came here the first title for me was the most important, for the club and for me.

"Then Man City started to win more titles so I'm so happy because it's not easy to be ten years at one club, for me it's an honour."

on a two-year deal following his free transfer.

The England man, 27, could cost City up to £150million - with Manchester United and Chelsea also in the hunt.

But for Aguero, he leaves City a five-time Premier League champion, having scored 260 times in 389 games.

On the final day, his double also saw him break Wayne Rooney's record for the most goals scored for a single Premier League club.

Rooney netted 183 times for Manchester United, with Aguero's brace taking him from 182 to 184 in his last-ever game.