Carlos Tevez

Former star player, Diego Maradona has said that a recall for Carlos Tevez back to the Argentine National team is a very necessary one, as he believes the player deserves it.

At the moment, Argentina rank 5th in the 2018 World Cup CONMEBOL qualifying standings. In view of this, Maradona has urged Edgardo Bauza, Coach of the Argentine squad to quickly recall Carlos Tevez to the international squad. This he believes, would help save the country's ailing World Cup qualifying campaign.

Former Manchester United and West Ham striker has stated that he might be considering retirement from football at the end of the year.

The player who is currently playing for Boca Juniors said that he is becoming increasingly frustrated with the way football is played in Argentina and believes that it might be time for him to end his career.

West Ham Argentine forward Jonathan Calleri has opened up on his desire to be te next Carlos Tevez. The on-loan striker knows it may take time but eventually he wishes to tow the path of the Argentina fooball legend.

Calleri had an impressive run in his native country but has failed to make as much impact when he moved from Deportivo Maldonado. The 23-year old believes it is just a matter of time before he gets his acts right.

Former Manchester United and Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has threatened to retire from active football due to frustrations in his second spell at La Bombonera.

The former West Ham player who refused to come back to England as an agreement couldn’t be reached regarding salary, claimed he could hang his boots anytime at the end of the year.

Carlos Tevez has stated that he wants to end his career by playing in Argentina.

He said that he has enjoyed success all around the world and that it has always been his goal to end his career in his home country. He stated that there is only a slim chance that he will move again to Europe and that at the moment he wants to focus on his football with Boca Juniors.

Carlos Vela is set to lead the attack against the current European Champions in the La Liga opener for his side this season.

The former Arsenal man has been with the Spanish side for six years now, being the standout player several times. After a poor run in the past few seasons, Vela is focused on redeeming his name in a break or make season. Fans are disappointed with his recent performance, so Vela would have to reshow what he did three seasons back to win back their love and possibly get a national team invitation by Mexico coach Juan Carlos Osorio.

Carlos Tevez has revealed that Premier league giant Chelsea are interested in bringing him back to European football.

The blues recently appointed Antonio Conte as their new manager. The former Juventus manager knows Tevez extremely well after having been the reason behind the Argentine playing at Turin for a couple of years. During his period in Italy, Tevez won the Italian Serie A title on back-to-back occasions. He also came close to helping the Italian outfit win the Champions League. Since then, he has returned to Argentine football with Boca Juniors. He has the intention of ending his career at the place where it all began for him.

Carlos Tevez has stated that he is not coming back to the Premier League.

Indeed West Ham were looking to bring back the player that played for them from 2006 to 2007. It is reported that the London club offered the striker a deal of £150,000 a week, but the player rejected the offer judging it to be insufficient. It is believed that the former Juventus player was looking for an offer of around £250,000 a week in order to return to England.

Boca Juniors coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto has come out to deny reports that star Argentine player Carlos Tevez would be leaving the club anytime soon following their failure to win a record-equalling seventh Copa Libertadores.

The player is obviously depressed with the loss as he returned to his boyhood club to help them end their title drought but they lost to Ecuadorean side Independiente del Valle in the semi finals stage of the tournament. The coach on Wednesday admitted to this depression but said the player would remain with the club despite the result.

West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan questions the love Carlos Tevez has for the club after the former star player didn’t agree to the ‘fair’ amount he proposed but insisted on £250,000-a-week wage to return to the Premier League.

The 32-year Argentine forward currently plies his trade at Boca Juniors in Argentina but he remains one of the most sought after player, based on his experience and achievements. He returned back to his native country after a successful spell at Juventus where he lifted the Serie A and played in the UEFA Champions League final.