Man City icons Aguero, Kompany and Toure 'pitch' to be inducted into Premier League Hall of Fame

Manchester City legends Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany and Yaya Toure have been included in a 25-man shortlist of players looking to be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.

The trio, who helped form the spine of the City team that won the club's first-ever Premier League title in 2012, will be looking to follow the lead of former City and Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira who was inducted on Wednesday. If any of them make it, then they would be the first City legends to do so.

Supporters can vote for who they want to be inducted until 9pm on Sunday 3rd April at www.premierleague.com/halloffame. The question is: which of the three City heroes is most deserving of a place in the Premier League's pantheon of greats?

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Sergio Aguero

Aguero is a shoo-in to enter the Hall of Fame at some point over the next few years, if not this year. The Hall of Fame simply cannot claim to be complete without the inclusion of one of the league's greatest ever goalscorers.

Kun's 184 Premier League goals rank him as the division's fourth-highest all-time scorer, with only Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Andy Cole having scored more. He is also the top-scoring overseas player in Premier League history while his minutes-per-goal ratio of 108 minutes is 14 minutes better than any other player with at least 10 goals.

Aguero was of course responsible for arguably the greatest moment in Premier League history, his dramatic last-gasp winner on the final day of the 2011/12 season securing City's first-ever Premier League title at the expense of rivals Manchester United. Then there is his record at City; with 360 goals he is the Blues'