Carlos Tevez enraged fans this weekend by visiting Shanghai Disneyland despite missing Shanghai Shenhua match with injury.
Tevez became the world's highest-paid footballer after signing for the Chinese Super League club last December on a reported £615,000-a-week salary.
But since his epic arrival, the fans are slowly turning on the former Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus star.
The 33-year-old has only scored once in four games for his new club after he netted a penalty on his debut last month.
And the Argentinian striker has created further distance between himself and the club's fans after visiting Disneyland despite not featuring for his side with a reported calf problem on Saturday.
Tevez was spotted at the Shanghai theme park while his teammates were busy toiling their way to a late 3-2 away victory at Changchun Yatai.
Photos appeared online of Tevez wearing a LeBron James jersey at Disneyland with friends and family members, including his baby child and wife Vanessa.
When you are being paid the world's most extortionate wages, fans will expect you to turn up to games - even if you are not going to be playing.
Tevez became the world's highest-paid footballer after signing for the Chinese Super League club last December on a reported £615,000-a-week salary.
But since his epic arrival, the fans are slowly turning on the former Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus star.
The 33-year-old has only scored once in four games for his new club after he netted a penalty on his debut last month.
And the Argentinian striker has created further distance between himself and the club's fans after visiting Disneyland despite not featuring for his side with a reported calf problem on Saturday.
Tevez was spotted at the Shanghai theme park while his teammates were busy toiling their way to a late 3-2 away victory at Changchun Yatai.
Photos appeared online of Tevez wearing a LeBron James jersey at Disneyland with friends and family members, including his baby child and wife Vanessa.
As such, Shenhua supporters were more than a little upset by his decision to visit the Shanghai tourist attraction, rather than travel with his team.Carlos Tevez has angered Shanghai Shenhua fans after being spotted at Disneyland during a game, despite being 'injured'
— Footy Accumulators (@FootyAccums) April 18, 2017
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When you are being paid the world's most extortionate wages, fans will expect you to turn up to games - even if you are not going to be playing.
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