Carlos Tevez's father kidnapped and released after $50k ransom paid
The father of Juventus striker Carlos Tevez has been released by kidnappers in Buenos Aires after they were reportedly paid a $50,000 ransom.
Tevez's brother Diego told local radio station La Red that his father, Segundo, originally had his vehicle stolen and was immediately released, but the offenders returned for him when they saw his name on the car's registration.
"When they realised he was the father (of Carlos Tevez) because of the 'green card' they went back for him and asked for the ransom," Diego Tevez said.
The Argentine soccer star said on Twitter that his father was released without harm.
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