Overview
- Tevez told ESPN interviewer Sebastián Vignolo on Saturday that he “does not rule out” becoming president of Argentina or serving as Boca Juniors president or manager in the future.
- He stressed these are not immediate plans and said his present focus remains in football with any political or club move reserved for the right moment after further personal preparation.
- On the topic of managing Boca, Tevez set strict criteria: a coach or candidate must first win a domestic title and then the Copa Libertadores before taking charge of the club.
- Speaking about the 2026 World Cup, he voiced optimism about Argentina achieving a consecutive title and called Switzerland a very difficult, well‑organized quarterfinal opponent.
- Tevez framed his remarks through his Fuerte Apache rise and warned that leading Boca or the nation would bring intense scrutiny and require readiness to compete with better‑funded regional rivals, a factor that will shape any next steps.