Former Manchester United striker Manchester City and West Ham now at Boca Juniors in Buenos Aires.
Recently images appeared in the Argentine store Ole de Tevez posing with an organization of men, young people and a dog in the football area near his house.
The social estrangement regulations of the coronavirus and restrictions on the practice of gambling remain in force in Argentina.
However, neither Tevez nor any of the 14 members wore masks.
The 36-year-old abused social media and even asked police to stop at his home in the Buenos Aires suburb of Maipú, with a warrant.
However, Tevez fulminated: “I’m quarantined here, but other people interfere all the time.
Someone came to pay and make money with me. I didn’t go to football with anyone. It’s a lot of lies
“I went to church with my circle of relatives on Sunday and the neighbors with young men asked me for a picture.
“I posed for her and then they left.
“Me at home, so I’m not dressed in a mask. The children’s father claimed I had a lot of fun with them, but it’s a lie.
“It was just a picture that took two seconds. The next day, a police car came into my space with a warrant.
“I told them it was a joke. It’s a court order to break the 40s.
“Why didn’t they call me and ask me what had happened?
“I haven’t left Maipu. I’m in solitary confinement, I exercise in my own box and communicate with my Zoom classmates.
“Someone came to check and make money with me.
“I didn’t go on to play football with anyone. It’s a lot of lies.”
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