The 40-year-old Argentine is one of only 14 footballers to play for both Manchester United and Manchester City.
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Tevez, 38, has taken on his first managerial role by signing a one-year deal to manage the Argentine Primera Division side.
The former Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus striker has signed a new 12 month deal with Boca.
The well-travelled Argentine had previously vowed to retire sometime next year.
34-year-old striker Tevez will wave goodbye once again to his beloved Argentine club Boca come the end of next year.
On Saturday, Tevez was released by Shanghai Shenhua, with whom he had one year left on his contract, and joined Boca as a free agent soon afterward.
The report is likely to raise more questions about the sustainability of a league that has made headlines with its massive spending in recent seasons.
It was Shenhua’s first FA Cup triumph since 1998 and earns them a place in next season’s Asian Champions League
Among leading stars who play for Shenhua are Argentina striker, Carlos Tevez, who signed a two-year contract in December 2016
The Chinese club, managed by former Brighton boss, Gus Poyet, are in ongoing talks with the Hornets star and rivals, Hebei China, are also prepared to pay Ighalo £200,000-per-week
And after his Nigerian international teammate, John Mikel Obi, sealed a move to Tianjin TEDA last week, Ighalo may follow him to the Far East
Throughout December, it has been claimed that the Chinese Super League outfit were prepared to make Tevez the highest-paid player in the world in order to lure him away from his boyhood team in Argentina
Tevez’s lawyer, Gwyn Lewis, told the court that the former Premier League star, who was reported to be earning as much as £200,000 a week during his time at City, was willing to give up the car he was driving when caught by police in order to compensate the public