Manchester City have rejected an enquiry from championship side West Ham to take their
former front man Carlos Tevez on loan.
Tevez's future at City is shrouded in doubt following his bust-up with boss Roberto Mancini during the midweek defeat to Bayern Munich.
The Argentine star has been suspended for two weeks by City after allegedly refusing to play against Bayern in the Champions League.
City manager Mancini revealed following the game that the Argentina international had refused to come off the bench during the second half.
Mancini stated Tevez was 'finished' at City with the player then denying that he had snubbed the instruction to leave his place on the bench.
A number of clubs have been linked with a move for Tevez in the wake of the confrontation with officials at West Ham sounding out City about a shock loan switch back to East London.
Tevez is a big hero at West Ham, where he spent the 2006-07 season, helping them stay up by scoring the winning goal at Manchester United on the final day of the season.
Players can move from Premier League to Championship clubs outside of the transfer window but City insiders say the approach from the Hammers was turned down.
0 comments:
Post a Comment