Tevez, Juve trip: "When I left Turin my wife wanted to kill me"

The Argentinian forward recalled the years he spent in black and white between 2013 and 2015, also sparking positive comments from the fans

Carlos Tevez spent two years at Juventus (from 2013 to 2015), but it was enough to make him enter the hearts of the fans. A player of world caliber and in Serie A has given an important taste of it. With the black and white shirt, he also wore Del Piero 's 10 , he scored 39 goals in 66 games: formidable numbers for the Argentine who left indelible memories in the eyes of all supporters of the Old Lady and not.

It's hard not to appreciate his characteristics and he always gave everything on the pitch before saying goodbye to Juve and returning to Argentina. An amarcord that the Juventus club itself wanted to withdraw by relying on EA Sports FC24 " to have the opportunity to play with the Apache" , all of which was accompanied by the attacker's honeyed words towards the club.

Tevez and Juve memories: words

Carlos Tevez said: " Arriving at Juventus was like a breath of fresh air . From the beginning it was incredible, because arriving at a big club and wearing Del Piero's shirt is something important. It was a great moment for me and when I decided to go back to Argentina, Vanessa, my wife, wanted to kill me . Everything in Italy was very easy. Italians are like us: tied to the family and a part of my heart remained there forever. In every match, every time I wore a Juventus shirt, I always left a part of my heart on the pitch.I think this is what the fans always perceived from me until I left. I played the last match in the Champions League and the next day I went to Argentina."

Words that sparked positive comments from the many Juventus supporters. A link between Tevez and Juventus that never faded like the message sent by the club on the day of the Argentine's farewell to football or the Apache's many certificates of esteem for the Old Lady. Only two years lived in the shadow of the Mole, but Tevez has left so much in black and white and vice versa.