Former Premier League forward Carlos Tevez has shown off his impressive mansion in a YouTube video after a career that saw him earn millions.
The Argentine played for the likes of Manchester United and Manchester City in the Premier League, famously swapping the red half of Manchester for blue in 2009 before going on to mock Sir Alex Ferguson.
Having also featured for West Ham, he retired from playing in 2021 and is now the head coach of Talleres in his native Argentina at the age of 42.
His career saw him earn a pretty penny, and he has shown that off in a video which features an impressive resort-style swimming pool and a tunnel of pictures depicting all his career achievements.
In the footage, shared by YouTube channel Shoot For Love, Tevez was alongside former United team-mates Park Ji-Sung and Patrice Evra as he took the viewers around his mansion.
At first Park and Evra struggled to find the entrance to the house – with high fences surrounding it, – and Evra was forced to call his friend to let them in.
Tevez was all smiles as he welcomed the group, and they walked through a reception-like area with sofas before heading downstairs into a casino.
They then walked through a tunnel which showed off Tevez in a number of his most famous career moments, celebrating in a number of different kits that he donned during his career – including the three Premier League teams he played for.
Evra mocked him for playing for City, saying: ‘Why are you wearing that f***ing City shirt?’ which drew laughs from the other two former players.
They then headed outside to his garden, which was complete with a staffed bar and a bouncy castle. The main attraction, however, was a resort-like swimming pool with deck chairs, rocks and palm trees around it.
After sharing drinks outside and a few gifts, they headed back to the reception area to finish the interview for the channel.
Tevez played 99 times for Manchester United while on loan at Old Trafford between 2007 and 2009. When he and the club failed to agree a permanent deal, however, he left for rivals City.
While with United, he played 110 games alongside Evra and 37 times with Park.
