It is fair to say that Carlos Tevez has had an interesting career.
Trophy loaded? Yes. Full of goals? Yes. Did you manage to fall out with almost everyone he’s ever spent more than five minutes with? Also yes.
The former Premier League star is currently trading at Boca Juniors – his third spell with the current Argentine champions no less – but may soon be on his way out of the club with which he made his senior debut back in 2001.
It is rumored that Tevez is considering moving to MLS – probably because America is the only part of the world where he has not yet dated anyone – so with that in mind, take 90 minutes to take a look at the MLS clubs that are best suited for it. diminutive forward.
Could Greg Vanney lure Tevez to the LA Galaxy? | Andy Mead / ISI Photos / Getty Images
Tevez was linked to a move to the LA Galaxy before his third spell with Boca Juniors, and depending on the Argentines’ ambitions, it could actually make a lot of sense.
LA Galaxy has attracted a number of big names to the club over the years, and while some have chosen to retire there, Zlatan Ibrahimovic resumed his career.
The Swedish forward scored goals for fun in MLS and eventually secured a move back to Milan.
If Tevez chooses to move to America, he will be at a very similar age to Ibrahimovic when he made the transfer, and depending on what his future goals are, it could prove to be a way back to European football.
Suitability assessment: 5/10
Josh Wolff’s newly created page could be an alternative for Tevez | Shaun Clark / Getty Images
Austin FC has a growing contingent of South American players – including Tevez’s former Boca teammate and compatriots Tomas Pochettino – so a move there would make a lot of sense.
After being founded just over two years ago, the club needs a star and the Argentine freight forwarder can only be the man.
If Tevez still has the desire to become a catalyst for a club that wants to start a huge project, there are not many better options in MLS right now than Austin FC.
Suitability assessment: 6/10
Could Phil Neville attract frontman to Inter Miami? | Gualter Fatia / Getty Images
Speaking of projects. Who would not want to move there?
Inter Miami seems rather inclined to attract some of European football’s biggest names to the club when they look to send out a letter of intent to MLS.
With the likes of Blaise Matuidi and Gonzalo Higuain already on their list – both former Juventus players like Tevez – they have made a pretty decent start, and Tevez would be another feather in the cap of a club looking for rapid growth.
The commercial that comes with playing for a site shared by David Beckham would suit a man who seems to enjoy the limelight and he will probably also earn a few pounds.
Suitability assessment: 6/10
Ronny Deila’s page should be on Tevez’s shortlist if he chooses a move MLS | Douglas P. DeFelice / Getty Images
New York City FC’s ties with Manchester City make them a very attractive alternative for a player who has had four glittering years in the north west of England.
The club’s acquisition of Andrea Pirlo and David Villa did not go as planned, and they will no doubt be aware of throwing huge salaries at another former star in European football.
But when Tevez is on track, he is a joy to watch and they may be tempted if he decides to move to America.
A draw by a city like New York and a number of South American teammates will undoubtedly make the club an exciting perspective for Tevez.
Suitability assessment: 7/10
Raphael Wicky’s page may look like an attractive option for Tevez | Robin Alam / ISI Photos / Getty Images
Chicago Fire seems like the perfect club for Tevez.
The Chicago sports market is huge, and as a city that prides itself on being a working class full of grafts, Tevez can instantly become a fan favorite.
Their latest remark has not gone well with the fans and the signing of a big name like Tevez may be the perfect cure.
If the MLS originals can sign “Boca Juniors Tevez” and not “China Tevez”, a deal could be a match made in heaven.
Suitability assessment: 9/10
