Boca Juniors striker Carlos Tevez admits he is suffering for former club Juventus, as the Bianconeri’s early season woes continue in Serie A.
The Argentine forward left the Juventus Stadium to return to Argentina in the summer, having spent two successful seasons in Turin, in which in won successive Scudetti and reached a Champions League final.
Speaking on Argentine television when interviewed on La Corsina, the former Bianconero admitted his suffering.
“I am watching from afar and I am suffering for Juventus,” Tevez began.
“I am suffering because I left a part of my heart in Turin and it hurts to see Juventus in this position,” he added.
The 31-year-old went on to say that he feels their problems are normal, considering the turnover faced by the club in the summer.
“But I think it’s normal.
“There was a lot of turnover at the club and the new group are yet to get to know one another.”
The striker concluded by stating his reasons for leaving Serie A.
“I had given everything I could to Juventus in my two years.
“I saw the trouble in Boca and wanted to help.
“I had to come back, every day I dreamt of returning to La Bombonera.”
