Speaking exclusively to Football FanCast, former Leeds United midfielder Carlton Palmer has warned Sergio Aguero's wages could upset the Elland Road dressing room.

Leeds have emerged as shock contenders to sign Aguero this summer when his contract at Manchester City expires, with 90min reporting that Marcelo Bielsa has identified the 32-year-old striker as a replacement for Rodrigo.

Rodrigo has failed to make a real impact this season following his move from Valencia last August, struggling with injury, and it now appears that an exit could be on the cards.

It would leave Bielsa perhaps needing to bring in a new forward as mentioned. But if that man happens to be Aguero, Palmer believes issues at the club could arise.

On Leeds' reported interest in the Argentina international, he told FFC:

"You bring somebody like Sergio in on huge money and the rest of the players are behind him, then you've upset the dressing room and the apple cart."

According to Spotrac, Aguero is currently on a weekly salary of £230,000, making him one of Manchester City's highest earners.

It reamins to be seen whether Leeds would be willing to pay anything close to that, but targeting a player of Aguero's profile does at least show ambition.