Manchester United has received an incredible proposal to bring Carlos Tevez back from their local rivals Manchester City.
This week, a party closely associated with striker Tevez, who left Manchester United in May 2009, reached out to determine if Old Trafford manager Sir Alex Ferguson would entertain the idea of re-signing him.
The approach was made known to Ferguson; however, it did not originate from City nor had they any knowledge of it. Nevertheless, sources from Old Trafford suggest that a return for the player is extremely unlikely, even if City were inclined to sell.
City stated last week that they have turned down a written transfer request and maintain that the player will remain with them until at least the season’s end.
City manager Mancini is currently evaluating the appropriateness of Tevez continuing as captain, with defender Vincent Kompany set to take over should Mancini decide to adopt a strict stance on the situation.
Speculations suggesting that Tevez has contemplated leaving football to permanently return to South America due to homesickness and longing for his daughters, Florencia and Katie, are met with skepticism by City’s management.
Tevez asserts that his relationships with chief executive Garry Cook and administrator Brian Marwood have irreparably deteriorated.
However, it is rumored that the 26-year-old Tevez has confided to those close to him about his intent to retire from the game at the age of 30.
Granted the club’s approval last weekend for a brief overseas getaway, Tevez opted for Tenerife instead of Buenos Aires, where his daughters reside.
Additionally, he was spotted last week in a London location with his new girlfriend, 18-year-old actress Brenda Asnicar.
Balony Buford says: Remain in London and consider joining Arsenal.
