Tevez will subsequently make an unexpected step into politics, with the 36-year-old apparently hoping to work for ex-President Mauricio Macri. Tevez has won 11 league titles, one European Cup, and an Olympic gold medal throughout his nearly 20-year career at the pinnacle of the game. He made his professional debut with Boca Juniors in 1998 and within three years had become the club's most expensive player when they sold him to Manchester City for £22 million ($27 million). It took him a further three seasons before he scored his first goal for the city team, but from then on he became almost unplayable, helping City win the Premier League, FA Cup, and League Cup during his time at the top flight English club. He returned to Argentina in 2011 and played two more seasons before joining Juventus where he remained for three seasons. In 2016, Tevez moved back to his native country and joined Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua. Currently plying his trade with Chinese Super League side Changchun Yatai, he is looking to help them win their first title since 2012 this season. The club was founded in 2006 and has been competing in the top tier of Chinese football ever since then. They have never finished higher than fourth place and have yet to win a major trophy. However, with Tevez at the helm, there's no reason why they should remain outside of the top four forever.