Carlos Tévez took a five-month golfing holiday from the day-job of playing for Manchester City last season, and it seems as though the Argentine found some new clubs at the Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes.
Tévez, uncharacteristically keen to be in Lancashire, caddied for compatriot Andrés Romero for the final round, having been a spectator the previous day.
Reportedly the City striker asked young American golfer Ricky Fowler for his autograph, with Fowler obliging yet clueless as to who his requestor was.
Romero meanwhile finished 83rd after his fourth round - last out of the golfers who made the cut following the opening two rounds, scoring +18.