Utd no-go on new Tevez loan deal
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MANCHESTER UNITED will not be able to renew their loan deal with Carlos Tevez.
In fact, the only way the Premier League champions can keep the 25-year-old Argie striker after this season is to buy him — and the asking price is £32million.
Tev is allowed to play for the Red Devils because he signed a two-year loan deal before new Premier League rules came into force last June.
Those regulations forbid similar loan arrangements, where players are owned by third parties and not a club. Tevez is still owned by agent Kia Joorabchian.
And a Premier League spokesman explained: “He would not be eligible to play under the new rules on third-party ownership we introduced in June.
“But the rules are not applied retrospectively so he can play for United under his two-year loan arrangement from 2007.”
Tevez will now go to the highest bidder at the end of the season — but he will not be able to play beyond this summer unless a club buys out his registration.
They will then play him — or loan him out. -
Oh shit........
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Oh Yes, if Sir Alex dun wan good luck on West Ham Utd
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SAF better sign him for good... else who's playing backup striker?
Giggsy? CR7? Welbeck is not good enuf to play week in and out IF bbt or ronney gets injured *touch wood*
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will, with the amount of money they have to commit to keep tevez, they can get another striker anyway,so keeping their options open...
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Whats wrong with not buying Tevez? damn........