Sergio Aguero in 'best moment of career' - Manchester City teammates

Manchester City's Pablo Zabaleta hailed teammate Sergio
Aguero as the top striker in world football, while Stevan
Jovetic described The Argentine as the third-best player on
the planet after he kept up his superb scoring form.
Aguero scored twice in a 4-1 win over Sunderland on
Wednesday to take his tally to 19 goals in 20 games this season,
including five in his last three matches.
Zabaleta appeared alongside Aguero in the Argentina
under-20 team that won the U-20 World Cup in 2005 and
also picked up a gold medal at the Olympics together in 2008.
They have been City colleagues for three and a half years and
the right-back said he has never seen the former Atletico
Madrid forward play better.
Zabaleta told national newspapers: "I've known Sergio for a
long time. I think this is probably the best moment of his
career. Everything he does, he makes it look so easy. He's
sharp, clinical.
"He is also working really hard for the team off the ball.
That's something you have to appreciate from Sergio.
Normally strikers want to play with the ball but he is working
hard for the team and I think that is great.
"Probably he's the best striker in the world at the moment.
We are very lucky to have him in our team."
Zabaleta and Jovetic also scored in the win over Sunderland
and the Montenegrin joined in the praise for his strike partner.
While Bayern Munich and Germany goalkeeper Manuel
Neuer completed the three-man shortlist for the Ballon d'Or,
Jovetic feels only its last two winners rank above Aguero.
He said: "He is the best player I have ever played with --
him and David Silva. He is great. He does it every game
and for it is [Lionel] Messi and [Cristiano] Ronaldo and them
him -- one of the best players in the world."