Britain's "Mirror" said on the 16th (Korea Standard Time), "C.A. coach Carlos Tepes is giving special tasks to the players in the team after training," adding, "It's addition and subtraction." Tevez was shocked to learn that the players in the team did not know how to add or subtract.
Tevez is an Argentine striker who played for several teams, including Boca Juniors, West Ham, Manchester United, Manchester City, Juventus, and Sanghui Sunhwa. In particular, Korean soccer fans are famous for forming a golden formation with Park Ji-sung, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Ryan Giggs during his time at Manchester United.
On top of that, the strange friendship between Park Ji-sung and Patrick Ebra and Tevez is also famous. In fact, the three men have different nationalities and lifestyles, but during Manchester United's time, they drew attention from fans by going together. Rio Ferdinand even joked himself that he didn't know why they were close.
It is a familiar image of Tevez, but it is also notorious for being a bad boy behind it. He had to play like Journeymen on several teams for his ability, causing problems on each team. However, after retirement, he is taking the leadership path.
Tevez took over as Rosario Central coach immediately after his retirement from active duty in June 2022. He left the post after five months, and took over again last August as head coach of Indefendiente. However, in this place, he is struggling in other areas other than soccer.
"Tevez is giving Indefendiente players supplementary classes after training," Mirror said. "I was shocked to see that three young players on the team couldn't calculate 2+2," he said. "After training, Tevez realized that the team's youth players were too ignorant."
Tevez said in an interview, "I asked a few players 2+2 and three couldn't answer. They didn't even know what to subtract. They are players who play in the first division," he explained. The team added strength to the coach, saying, "The team will give our players two hours of supplementary classes each time after training until they have minimal culture in reading, writing, and calculating."