Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has revealed a drastic change in his diet has been a key reason behind his form this season.
Aguero netted a hat-trick in City's 6-0 thrashing of QPR in the Premier League on Sunday, taking his league tally to 25 goals in 2014-15.
"I went to a doctor in Italy and he checked everything we did. And I had to change quite a bit - no more pasta, no more sugar and no meat, which I used to eat quite a bit because Argentinian meat is very good," Aguero said.
"Hopefully this season has proved that it has worked and I can stay the same until the end of my career.
"Touch wood, I haven't had any muscle injuries this season, only the knee problem."
While the knee injury slowed Aguero's season, he has found form late in the campaign - scoring in five straight games for eight goals in that period.
"I started the season very well, but then got injured, and after I came back with the more minutes I played, I got better and better," Aguero said.
"I try to do that every season. I'm here to score goals and play as many games as possible.
"Every season is different - I hope I can keep scoring like this, but defenders now know me a bit better and defend against me in different ways.
"My job is to score goals, but what I really want next season is for City to win titles."
Manuel Pellegrini's men are 11 points behind Chelsea with two games remaining.
