According to Football.London, Aguero stated that Arsenal's squad rotation needs to be managed properly.

Since Edu became Arsenal's sporting director in March 2024, the club has spent £448 million on transfers and recouped £128 million through player sales.

Edu has significantly strengthened Arsenal's squad, helping the team win the Premier League title and reach the Champions League final. However, Arteta also faces difficult decisions. Arsenal has one of the strongest squads in the Premier League, but only 11 players can start at once, making it inevitable that some expensive signings will struggle for playing time.

In an interview with Stake, Aguero compared Arteta's situation to Pep Guardiola's rotation strategy at Manchester City. He said: "Arsenal's approach is correct—they're prioritizing the Champions League through rotation. Guardiola does this all the time."

"Some players play in the Premier League, and others play in the Champions League. He often rotates Kompany and Otamendi, as well as Bernardo Silva and Gündoğan."

"He also uses Mahrez, Sterling, and Sané this way. I don't think this is a bad approach. Arteta's thinking is very similar to Guardiola's."

"The issue is that sometimes players are in good form, and rotation can affect their psychology. But if managed properly, it's a completely reasonable approach."

On how players view being regularly rotated out of the starting lineup, Aguero said: "As a player, it's hard to accept, but you can also understand the manager's reasoning."

"Protecting players' bodies, keeping them healthier, and reducing injuries is reasonable. The intensity of the Premier League is extremely high, with much greater physical demands than the Champions League."

"Every Premier League match demands fitness. Champions League teams often play more technically, trying to build from the back and control possession, so there's less intense physical exertion."

"The Premier League is a different type of football, with fierce physical contests, tough defenders, matches rarely interrupted, and fewer stoppages. The Champions League has more stoppages and more ball possession, with matches more focused on tactical organization and opponent setup."

"In the Premier League, even teams at the bottom of the table can beat you, making matches extremely difficult..."

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