Carlos Tevez

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

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

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.

Juventus are reported to be considering selling star player Paul Pogba this summer with bigger bids and more temptation. The club sold other stars eventually like Andrea Pirlo, Arturo Vidal and Carlos Tevez despite initially claiming not to be considering interests.

Real Madrid are the keenest in the market for the French player and might just force the hand of Juve this summer. Last summer Juventus said they would not sell and they remained true to their word but this time they could reconsider with the bods getting higher.

Barcelona forward Luis Suarez claims that Carlos Tevez was the reason – although indirectly – behind this move to Liverpool.

Boca Juniors current star forward, Carlos Tevez will play in the initial Copa America squad according to reports from the national team.

Argentina will face defending champion Chile, Panama and Bolivia at the Copa America Centenario, starting in the United States on June 3.

After months in the international wilderness, Carlos Tevez has been named in Argentina's preliminary squad for the upcoming Copa America Centenario. Tevez had found himself out of the picture under coach Gerardo Martino, without an appearance since Argentina's World Cup qualifier against Paraguay in October.

The 32-year-old Boca Juniors forward has earned himself selection in Martino's initial 40-man squad, ahead of the premier South American tournament, which gets underway in the United States on June 3.

Boca Juniors current star forward, Carlos Tevez will play in the initial Copa America squad according to reports from the national team. Argentina will face defending champion Chile, Panama and Bolivia at the Copa America Centenario, starting in the United States on June 3.

After months in the international wilderness, Carlos Tevez has been named in Argentina's preliminary squad for the upcoming Copa America Centenario. Tevez had found himself out of the picture under coach Gerardo Martino, without an appearance since Argentina's World Cup qualifier against Paraguay in October.

The 32-year-old Boca Juniors forward has earned himself selection in Martino's initial 40-man squad, ahead of the premier South American tournament, which gets underway in the United States on June 3.

Argentina stars Carlos Tevez and Paulo Dybala have been left off Argentina's 23-man squad list for this summer's Copa America Centenario in the United States based on the final list coach Gerardo Martino announced on Friday.

The diminutive argentine centre forward, Tevez, who led Juventus to the 2015 Champions League final in Berlin, moved to Argentina giants Boca Juniors last summer after spending nearly a decade in Europe playing for a host of clubs.

Carlos Tevez has opened up on the reason behind about signing a permanent contract with Manchester United and instead choosing to join arch rivals Manchester City back in 2009.

Tevez played at Old Trafford for three seasons on loan from West Ham. He was immensely successful during this period after winning the league title twice and the Champions League once. However, when the two-year loan from West Ham was about to end, there was a lot of confusion about Tevez’ staying at Old Trafford. Manchester United’s then manager Sir Alex Ferguson insisted that he wanted to retain the forward from Argentina provided that the transfer fee was reasonable.