In an Instagram video, Carlos Tevez welcomed former teammates Patrice Evra and Park Ji-Sung, showcasing his opulent living space. Tevez's villa is more akin to a mini-resort than a typical home, boasting expansive grounds, integrated swimming pools, a collection of trophies, luxury cars, and a unique foosball table.
Inside Carlos Tevez's villa.
The house opens with grand double doors and a marble-tiled foyer, leading into a spacious, open-plan living room. From the entrance, guests are immediately drawn to a sleek black car parked in the driveway, complemented by unique walls adorned with green grass.
The living room is bathed in natural light, with large glass doors overlooking a mini-zoo garden. Here, Tevez displays numerous prominent memorabilia, including a FIFA 20 card with a 95 rating and a replica of the Copa Libertadores trophy. Various top scorer and man of the match awards are also arranged throughout the space.
Outside, a lush green garden connects to an outdoor swimming pool, surrounded by rocks and trees. The grounds also feature an ice cream stand, a Super Mario-themed play area, and a giant bouncy castle. Another pool is designed as a water park with multiple slides and floating inflatables. Evra humorously remarked that the scene resembled Disneyland.
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A hallway showcasing Tevez's playing career moments.
A distinctive highlight inside the villa is a long hallway resembling a stadium tunnel, where images of Tevez's career milestones are displayed. His journey from Boca Juniors to Corinthians, then to English clubs like West Ham, Manchester City, and Manchester United, along with his stints at Juventus and in China, are all vividly recreated.
Another private room showcases famous jerseys and memorabilia, including his 2008 Champions League final shirt and a photograph of him lifting the Premier League trophy alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
Additionally, Tevez owns a custom-made foosball table modeled after Boca Juniors' Alberto Jose Armando stadium, complete with stands and distinctive colors.
The villa features yet another crystal-clear swimming pool, alongside an outdoor kitchen designed for barbecues. Tevez himself enjoys demonstrating his culinary skills by grilling various meats.
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Carlos Tevez, Patrice Evra, and Park Ji-Sung (from right) celebrate a Premier League title while playing for Manchester United. Photo: Manchester United
Tevez began his career at Boca Juniors, winning the Copa Libertadores and the Intercontinental Cup in 2003, before moving to Corinthians where he won the Brazilian championship. The former Argentine striker then moved to England, playing for West Ham in 2006 and Manchester United in 2007, securing six major titles, including two Premier League titles and the Champions League.
In 2009, he joined Manchester City, where he earned the Premier League Golden Boot in 2010-2011 and won the Premier League title in 2011-2012. Tevez moved to Juventus in 2013, winning two Serie A titles. He returned to Boca Juniors in 2015, then transferred to Shanghai Shenhua with a high weekly salary, before making a third return to Boca in 2018, where he won two more national championships.
At the international level, Tevez scored 13 goals in 76 appearances, winning an Olympic gold medal and the Olympic Golden Boot in 2004. He participated in two World Cups, one Confederations Cup, and four Copa America tournaments. He was named South American Player of the Year three times, Argentina's best player two times, and Argentina's best athlete once. Tevez retired in June 2022 and currently serves as the head coach for Club Talleres.
His estimated net worth is around 60 million USD, primarily accumulated during his time playing for top European clubs and from a weekly salary exceeding 800,000 USD in China.
Hong Duy

