Leaders Manchester United analysed buy the pass from Argentine striker Carlos Tevez for a figure close to 45 million euros, as "a player is highly valued within the team." The Argentine came from two seasons released by West Ham United.
"It's a great player, very valued within the team. We know what we must do and what we have to pay," said the English club's chief executive, David Gill, who should disburse some 45 million euros by former player Boca, as reported by the British press.
The Argentine striker arrived in Manchester a year ago, hired by two seasons since West Ham United, but his passing still belongs to the group of MSI Iranian businessman Kia Joorabchian. The United paid since last year almost 13 million euros for his assignment and, as the leaders of the club were very consistent with their level, and analyze purchase.
"We have spoken with Carlos Tevez and we see him as part of our team in the long term. We are delighted with his first season. It's a good age and is an excellent player," explained chief executive of European champion.
The idea of Manchester is done as soon as possible with the rights of Tevez to prevent other European teams get into negotiations. If the transaction is confirmed, his final pass would exceed the current record of British soccer imposed by Chelsea, which chips in 2006 to Ukrainian Andrei Shevchenko for 38 million euros.(elmundo)
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