Tevez conscious is clear Ex-Red Devil has no qualms over City switch
Argentina international striker Carlos Tevez believes Manchester United fans will forgive him if he seals a move to neighbours Manchester City.
The fans' favourite departed the Premier League champions this summer following the conclusion of his two-year loan, despite United's best efforts to retain his services.
The Red Devils agreed to pay £25.5million fee required to secure the 25-year-old's services permanently along with dishing out a lucrative five-year contract.
However, Tevez, who now looks primed to seal to move to Eastlands, does not believe United fans will hold a grudge as he feels he was forced out of Old Trafford.
Untenable
Tevez thoroughly enjoyed his first season after playing a major role in Sir Alex Ferguson's side, but felt his lack of first-team football last term meant his situation was no longer tenable.
"If I play for Manchester City I don't think the United fans will feel I am a traitor," he told The People.
"They have to remember that at least as far as I know I have been thrown out of the club and I have to study the best offers available.
"[Leaving] came about because I could not stand my sporting situation at Manchester United any longer.
Strange things
"My first year was good in all senses. I played in the games and felt respected by the coach but in my second year some strange things happened that I still do not understand.
"After the game at Old Trafford where Liverpool beat us [4-1, in March], Ferguson ignored me almost as if I was to blame for the defeat when really Liverpool dominated us all over the pitch.
"After that the fans called for me to be in the team but he never took the advice on board because he always knows best.
"I gave everything for Manchester United and people know that. For that reason I don't deserve the way things have ended up."
