Manchester City find themselves facing the good kind of problem ahead of Saturday's Manchester derby. On the one hand, their Premier League title is a mere formality with seven games left to get themselves over the line; on the other, nothing would be sweeter than clinching it against the club whose shadow they've lived in for the vast majority of their modern history.

And thus, Pep Guardiola has a key decision to make over Sergio Aguero, who wasn't part of the travelling squad that made the trip to Anfield on Wednesday night after suffering an injury. It's not thought to be serious but it remains to be seen if he'll be available for the weekend.

Even if he is though, Guardiola is still faced with a dilemma. While Gabriel Jesus' peripheral display against Liverpool highlighted the significant chasm between City's two strike options, the Etihad Stadium outfit don't need to win this game.

So is it actually worth the risk of starting Aguero, especially bearing in mind how injury-prone the Argentine striker, who Transfermarkt value at £67.5million, has been throughout his Premier League career, and especially with the return leg of their Champions League quarter-final with Liverpool just around the corner?

Assuming he's fit enough to be available for selection, would you risk starting Aguero against United this weekend? Let us know by voting below...

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