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Published 12:32 22 Feb 2022 GMT
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"We still need to figure out the role but I’ll be with the team at the World Cup," he said. "It was a nice talk with Chiqui [Tapia]. I want to spend time with the players. I’ll be there with the team, I get along very well with them. I want to be close to them and try to have fun. I want to find a way I can help the national team."
Aguero made a total of 101 appearances for La Albiceleste, scoring 41 goals. What proved to be his final appearance for his national side came in last summer's Copa America, a tournament which Argentina won to end their 28-year wait for a major title.
Since retiring at the end of last year, Aguero has admitted he fears he will never be able to sprint again.
Speaking about his general health on a Twitch stream recently, the 33-year-old admitted that he is unable to sprint without running out of breath, adding that he believes his heart 'doesn't work properly'.
He said: "If I try to play football now, I run out of breath. Sometimes I wonder if I will ever be able to sprint again.
"I just feel like my heart doesn’t work properly."
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