Former Manchester United, Manchester City, Juventus and Argentina striker Carlos Tevez has announced his retirement from football.
Tevez, 38, has not played for Boca Juniors since June 2021. He said he had "done everything" in his 20-year career, but his father's death last year convinced him to retire, despite offers to continue.
"I stopped playing because I lost my number one fan," he told America TV.
"I'm retired, it's confirmed. I've been offered a lot of things, even from the US. But that's it, I gave everything," Tevez said.
His father, Segundo Tevez, died at the age of 58 in February 2021 after being infected with Covid-19.
Tevez also played for Brazilian side Corinthians and Chinese side Shanghai Shenhua.
In 2004, he won Olympic gold with Argentina in Athens, making 75 appearances for his country by 2015.