NipHolmes said:http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11863/7456371/Milan-to-decide-on-Tevez
AC Milan will decide on Friday whether to match Manchester City's valuation of Argentina international Carlos Tevez.
The Italian champions are understood to have already seen an offer in excess of €20million for the 27-year-old want-away star rejected.
City are ruling out a loan move for Tevez and are seeking at least €30million (£25m) to allow the striker to secure his exit from the Etihad Stadium.
The former Manchester United and West Ham forward has not played for City since his bust-up with Roberto Mancini against Bayern Munich in September.
However, Tevez will need to wait at least 24 hours before seeing if his AC Milan switch will come to fruition.
"We will make a definite decision on Friday," vice president Adriano Galliani told Gazzetta dello Sport.
AC Milan have a back-up plan should Tevez not arrive with the club brokering a deal with Catania to land forward Maxi Lopez.
Galliani is unsure whether the club will push through their move for Lopez is Tevez arrives.
"Will Maxi Lopez join as well? Who knows," he continued.
"I will just confirm that if he doesn't arrive, then we will sign Tevez, but they are two alternative options."
Nervous
The cost of Tevez's unsanctioned return to Argentina has been revealed at £9.3m, with the player forfeiting wages and bonuses.
And it seems the strain is finally taking its toll on the striker with close friend Carlos Jimenez revealing he is 'nervous' over his future.
"We had dinner a few days ago and I could see that he was a little worried," the singer told a Buenos Aires newspaper.
"In fact, he was really worried by his situation. He has to get out of Manchester before January 31 and he knows that.
"He says Man City want to stop him playing for two years."
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Wonderful to see City getting their point across to the trecherous stain. I 100% believe he will be gone by the weekend.
Keep the faith CTID
sincity said:NipHolmes said:http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11863/7456371/Milan-to-decide-on-Tevez
AC Milan will decide on Friday whether to match Manchester City's valuation of Argentina international Carlos Tevez.
The Italian champions are understood to have already seen an offer in excess of €20million for the 27-year-old want-away star rejected.
City are ruling out a loan move for Tevez and are seeking at least €30million (£25m) to allow the striker to secure his exit from the Etihad Stadium.
The former Manchester United and West Ham forward has not played for City since his bust-up with Roberto Mancini against Bayern Munich in September.
However, Tevez will need to wait at least 24 hours before seeing if his AC Milan switch will come to fruition.
"We will make a definite decision on Friday," vice president Adriano Galliani told Gazzetta dello Sport.
AC Milan have a back-up plan should Tevez not arrive with the club brokering a deal with Catania to land forward Maxi Lopez.
Galliani is unsure whether the club will push through their move for Lopez is Tevez arrives.
"Will Maxi Lopez join as well? Who knows," he continued.
"I will just confirm that if he doesn't arrive, then we will sign Tevez, but they are two alternative options."
Nervous
The cost of Tevez's unsanctioned return to Argentina has been revealed at £9.3m, with the player forfeiting wages and bonuses.
And it seems the strain is finally taking its toll on the striker with close friend Carlos Jimenez revealing he is 'nervous' over his future.
"We had dinner a few days ago and I could see that he was a little worried," the singer told a Buenos Aires newspaper.
"In fact, he was really worried by his situation. He has to get out of Manchester before January 31 and he knows that.
"He says Man City want to stop him playing for two years."
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Wonderful to see City getting their point across to the trecherous stain. I 100% believe he will be gone by the weekend.
Keep the faith CTID
Finally, a tubelight has started flickering in his head...he's starting to realize the seriousness of the situation he is in...Take the PSG offer, Carlos..its a win-win situation for all...And if you really want to really go to Milan, repeat your tantrums next year while at PSG..
Well we see them f*#kers part with some real cash, maybe even with ugly and snakes help?NipHolmes said:http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11863/7456371/Milan-to-decide-on-Tevez
He has to get out of Manchester before January 31 and he knows that.
manimanc said:it puzzles me that the tevez soap opera is still dragging on and we havn`t sold him with only five days of the transfer window left..
now correct me if i`m wrong,but havn`t we known tevez has wanted out since the start of the season and if we didn`t know in august then we definately knew by the bayern munich match and the end of september.?
that gave us three months for tevez and his knobhead agent to pimp his hunchbacked damaged goods to all and sundry in the vain attempt to find another club,in other words why wasn`t a deal concluded with a club so when the first minute of the transfer window ticked by we could say bang,there you go,deal done and fuck off tevez for good..
it baffles me that the window is nearly shut yet the poisoned dwarf is still on our books,it wouldn`t surprise me in the slightest that the tevez camp are doing this on purpose in a bid to thwart our attempts at bringing somebody in..
I am well aware what contracts are. I dont think you understand, breach of a contract to "buy a player at a specified future date" would give less legal redress, (usually "damages"), than breach of a contract of sale. I repeat why loan him if Milan are 100% going to buy him in 6 months? Sell him with a large percentage deferred for 6 months if necessary. We are playing into KJ and Milan's plansBlueJill said:Plain Speaking said:It would be hard to get an enforceable contract like this? Suspicion is Milan would renege once Cassano is fit again. Sell with stage payments better IMO.jonmcity said:our position is final. no room for movement a loan will only be considered if written contract is in place to buy him in the summer for the agreed price.
Not hard at all. That is what contracts are. Legally binding documents.
Plain Speaking said:I am well aware what contracts are. I dont think you understand, breach of a contract to "buy a player at a specified future date" would give less legal redress, (usually "damages"), than breach of a contract of sale. I repeat why loan him if Milan are 100% going to buy him in 6 months? Sell him with a large percentage deferred for 6 months if necessary. We are playing into KJ and Milan's plansBlueJill said:Plain Speaking said:It would be hard to get an enforceable contract like this? Suspicion is Milan would renege once Cassano is fit again. Sell with stage payments better IMO.
Not hard at all. That is what contracts are. Legally binding documents.
Damanino said:What if Tevez accepts the loan thing but when Milan would buy him end of season Tevez doesnt agree with them in personal terms?
It would be good for Milan if they want him only until Cassano back. They make it look like they want to sign him but wont agree with the player.