Carlos Tevez's representative Kia Joorabchian has admitted that his client may yet leave Manchester United.
The Argentina international's future has been the subject of much debate over the last week, with contradictory reports only succeeding in confusing the matter.
The striker is set to see his two-year loan deal at Old Trafford reach its conclusion at the end of the season and is yet to agree a permanent deal with the Red Devils.
This situation has led to suggestions that Tevez had rejected an offer from United, with a move to Spanish giants Real Madrid widely touted.
Joorabchian has been quick to deny that any offer has been turned down, but admits the issue remains up in the air.
"I think we've made it very clear until now that we've always said he's a Man United player and if anybody wants to buy Carlos or talk about Carlos they must talk to United," he said.
"We're not in the process of people trying to contact us etc etc. We've never entertained any conversations or chats with (other clubs) about him.
"The fact is that he's got six months left on his contract and he's happy to see that through and, as he has said, he wants to win the title again, the Champions League again. He wants to win an FA Cup and now even the Carling Cup so he's very up for trying to get as many trophies as he can."
Joorabchian added: "He's saying 'I'm happy to continue doing what I do best. If I get a new contract and everything works out, fantastic. If it doesn't, I'll go to another club'."
0 comments:
Post a Comment