Former Boca Juniors and Argentina striker Carlos Tevez has been named manager of Rosario Central two weeks after he retired from football for good.
A source at Rosario Central explained that the former Manchester United and Juventus striker has already had his first training session and will try to save a team suffering from sporting difficulties and facing a management crisis.
Tevis, 38, is due to speak his first words as a coach at a press conference on Tuesday night.
Apache, the Tevis title, won the Copa Libertadores and Intercontinental Cup in 2003 with Boca, the Champions League and Club World Cup in 2008 with Manchester United, and two Serie A titles with Juventus (2013–2014). and 2014). -2015).
