Sergio Aguero keeps every shirt he scores in for Manchester City

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero keeps the shirts from every match in which he's scored.

The Argentinian has scored a staggering 201 goals since joining City in the summer of 2011 and became the club's record goalscorer when he struck his 178th against Napoli last season.

But it seems as though he still sees every single goal as important, as revealed in a new documentary from Amazon.

In Manchester City: All or Nothing, which was released on Friday morning, Aguero is giving a tour of his house to the cameras.

The 30-year-old shows off his collection of hat-trick balls before taking them into his wardrobe, where he reveals a pile of City shirts.

He then admits that they are from when he has scored in games, before adding: 'I write the date, match and the minute of the goal.'

Aguero gave an open interview with the documentary makers, talking about the fact that his son Benjamin lives in Argentina with his mother. He said: 'Most of the time, I'm on my own'.

But he does have one unlikely friend in Manchester – Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea.

'I hang out a lot with De Gea,' he said, 'because we played together at Atletico Madrid. We have a good relationship from then.

'But he plays for United and I play for City'.

Aguero also revealed after a game against Leicester that Benjamin had asked him for Jamie Vardy's shirt, calling the striker a 'phenomenon'.