Just how GOOD was Carlos Tevez Actually?

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How good was Carlos Tevez actually? #GOAT
New episode of a documentary series where I plan to present all the greatest players of all time and then give them a score so a ranking of the best players can be created. In this episode we take on Carlitos Tevez who played for Manchester United, Manchester City, Boca Juniores and Juventus greatest strikers of all time but one of the greatest players of all time. See how Carlos Tevez ranks and just how good was he.

[laureanoalfaro]

ALL of us underrate this fella so much. He didn't just won, he was named Best Player in Argentina, Brazil and Italy. He was Top Scorer in EPL. He went from MANU to CITY and didn't even flinch, instead of his game being affected under such pressure, he raised it. He also showed that he adapted in MANU to a support role position but he was actually a 1st TIER figure. He was the real first TOP player that started to put CITY as a major presence in EPL.
His bigest flaw was that allways at some point, because of his fault and others, he got tired of a situation and he left like nothing, but speaks volume of his talent and personality that this never affected his level in the picth no matter where and when.

Like el Kun, he didn't have the best timing regarding the NT, a real shame because both were formidable CRACKS. But this man really is underrated because he just wasn't there in his teams winning a title within a group, he was almost allways the main figure or one of those in every title with his CLUBS. Plus I do not think people realize how many spectacular goals he has made.

[peternicholson]

Tevez dragged City into the top four teams in the PL when we weren't really good enough.
Games when we hung on and defended like mad, only for Tevez to grab goals on his own to win games we had no right to win.
I think he is a massive part in City being where we are today.

[vaayman]

People call him a mercenary but they never realised how many battles he had to go through and what really made him choose money over loyalty for a club. One of the greatest forwards. Carlitos.

[masher]

I think he is seriously underrated. So much better than a lot of players that are ranked higher.

[nektariosvasilopoulos]

Tevez, like Maradona, was a 'product' of his tough upbringing. When your youth friends are dying, drugging or stealing, just surviving and keeping out of trouble is a win.

[davidweber]

One of my favorite players to ever play at Juventus. He represented the Juventus spirit perfectly. Forza carlitos per sempre!

[argablarga]

Glad you did this video. I was aware of Tevez's backstory. I feel that considering his really tough upbringing, he had quite a strong mentality. People with trauma filled pasts can find it hard to get along with others. He has done a pretty incredible job overcoming his past.

Have you mentioned anywhere which clubs you like the most?

[rodrigo]

I think his trophy cabinet score is a little underrated. Libertadores has a huge weight here in South America, and he won the league in every team he's played in, in the most prestigious football countries (Argentina, Brazil, England, Italy)

[jaker]

Tevez the last idol of Boca, an Argentine legend through and through.

[henriquehansen]

As a brazilian and Corinthians fan I guarantee you we dont see him as a traitor, but as one of the biggest idols in recent history, even his time on our club being short

[sdemosi]

This channel is brilliant. I've had so many enjoyable moments reminiscing about the players of my youth, and those my parents & grandparents lived too. Thank you for making these well researched & perfectly paced videos.

[KINGMJ]

The man is single handedly responsible for City becoming a great team. I remember from 2009 to 2011, he was the only player of any worth in that Man City team which had a young Kompany, David Silva and later Yaya Toure. But still it was only Tevez who carried that team and set the base for that legendary season of 2011-12. Even in that season, Tevez proved he was very important during the latter half of the season. His hattrick at Norwich started a series of wins which culminated in City winning their first Premier League in 44 years.

[dkcorderoyximenez]

Tevez during the 2006 World Cup vs. The Netherlands opened my appreciation for his amazing talent....

[imemoje]

Always gave his all on the pitch. True warrior.

[olarikonrad]

The player from your list that is the least known to me. Thank you so much for this great overview of Tevez!

[darrenwade]

We loved him at West Ham and he loved us. Always will be a hammers legend to me.

[olmade]

Tevez is one of my fav strikers ever..

[dasnutnock]

His time at West Ham was bonkers and wonderful in equal measure. Fans absolutely loved him and I think he felt the same about us - working class fans and a working class footballer 👍

[danielgiraud]

Tevez is a true football Hero. Proper rags to Riches story. He just loved football and never changed throughout his illustrious career

[Eainessabodega]

Absolutely love your videos.
Hope the channel gets hot soon because I think you deserve it and the demand is there!

Força nisso ^^