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Carlos Tevez
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Argentina · 2004–15

Carlos Tevez

Legend SS, also ST, CAM Right-footed finishercreator
Rating
89
Caps
76
Goals
13
Life
1984
Clubs
Manchester United, Manchester City, Juventus
Honours
2× national Player of the Year (2003–2015) · South American Footballer of the Year 2003 · Golden Boot 2011
#14
Editorial rank of 33 for Argentina
The people's rank, live from duel votes

At Old Trafford on the final day of 2006/07 he took Bobby Zamora's pass and drove it under Edwin van der Sar, and West Ham stayed up while Sheffield United went down. Boca won the 2003 Libertadores with him scoring in the final and beat Milan on penalties for the Intercontinental Cup that December, and he later took Olympic gold in 2004, the 2008 Champions League, four English titles and two Scudetti at Juventus. Career record: 76 caps and 13 goals for Argentina; club career at Manchester United, Manchester City, Juventus; honours include South American Footballer of the Year 2003, Golden Boot 2011, 2× national Player of the Year (2003–2015).

Career record

2001–2004Boca Juniors
2005–2006S.C. Corinthians Paulista
2006–2007West Ham United
2007–2009Manchester United
2009–2013Manchester City
2013–2015Juventus
2015–2016Boca Juniors
2017–2017Shanghai Shenhua
2018–2021Boca Juniors
Club Atletico All Boys
Argentina76 caps, 13 goals

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One rank above: Sergio Agüero at #13.

One rank below: Emiliano Martínez at #15.

Argentina's editorial top five: Diego Maradona · Lionel Messi · Alfredo Di Stéfano · Daniel Passarella · José Manuel Moreno.