Sydney United's captain, who swapped shirts with the Argentine last week, was impressed with the striker's early Shanghai Shenhua form
Brisbane Roar have received a warning ahead of their AFC Champions League (ACL) play-off versus Shanghai Shenhua that Carlos Tevez looks to be at his "sharpest".
Tevez and his new Shenhua team-mates will host Brisbane in Shanghai on Wednesday with a spot in the ACL group stage on the line, and one of the Argentine forward's most recent opponents believes Roar are in for a big test.
Nick Stavroulakis, who owns the shirt Tevez scored his first Shenhua goal in, was very impressed by the 33-year-old's work rate during a friendly last week.