Former Argentina international, Carlos Tevez, has revealed that he did not write to congratulate captain Lionel Messi for winning the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar because he must have exploited the phone.
Tevez, who represented Argentina at the 2006 and 2010 FIFA World Cup, said that it gives him joy to see his two daughters, Florencia and Katia, celebrate Messi's goals during the tournament in Qatar.
The former Manchester City and Manchester United striker was a former international teammate of Messi during his playing days.
Recall that Messi led Argentina to win the 2022 FIFA World Cup after beating France in the final in a penalty shootout.
Personalities from around the globe would have congratulated the Paris Saint-Germain forward on his historic 2022 FIFA World Cup triumph with Argentina, but Tevez was not one of them, not at the moment.
However, Tevez has now appeared to suggest he was not emotionally involved in Argentina’s World Cup triumph and hinted that he preferred France to beat his nation in the showpiece. He added that he had not yet reached out to Messi to congratulate him, despite having his contact details.
Speaking to Super Miter Deportivo, Tevez said:
Follow breaking news, entertainment news, politics, sports, comedy,tech, browsing cheat, join this Whatsapp group"I didn't follow the World Cup in Qatar very closely but I saw France a lot, because it was a team that I liked," Tevez – who last played for Argentina in 2015 – explained on Radio Mitre.
"I have not written to Messi because his phone must have been blown up. It makes me very happy that my children celebrated his goals."
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