Carlo Ancelotti has stated that the French club are still interested in signing the Manchester City striker, but that the player's hefty salary request is likely to continue to hold up any deal Carlo Ancelotti: Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez’s wage demands are likely to prevent a switch to Paris Saint-Germain The Argentine has been in exile at Eastlands since September, and whilst a move to the French capital has been touted, the Italian insists his pay demands remain a stumbling block Paris Saint-Germain coach Carlo Ancelotti says Carlos Tevez’s wage demands may be an obstacle to signing the striker from Manchester City. The 27-year-old remains at Eastlands despite transfer window interest from PSG, Inter and AC Milan, having not made a first-team appearance since September. "We spoke with his agent - we wanted to have him - but we couldn't reach an agreement," Ancelotti told BBC Sport. "I don't think he'll change his idea about how much he wants to earn.” City boss Roberto Mancini recently suggested the Argentine could feature again after naming him in his 25-man squad for the remainder of the season, despite having previously maintained that he was ‘finished’ at the club. Ancelotti hinted he would consider another move at the end of the season, adding: “Now we wait and in the summer transfer window we will have more possibilities.” Tevez has been in dispute with City since he was alleged to have refused to appear as a substitute against Bayern Munich in a Champions League group game in September. It is understood he has not received his estimated £200,000 weekly salary since the end of November. He is currently in Argentina, and recently returned to his former club Boca Juniors to attend striker Martin Palermo’s farewell match.

AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani has hinted that the Italian champions are unlikely to resurrect their bid to sign Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez in the summer AC Milan's Adriano Galliani hints Carlos Tevez deal with Manchester City unlikely to be resurrected The Rossoneri did their utmost to bring the Argentine to San Siro in January and it now appears that they are unlikely to try again at the end of the season AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani has hinted that the club are unlikely to resurrect their bid to sign Manchester City's Carlos Tevez in the summer. The Rossoneri did their utmost to sign the Argentina international last month, only to admit defeat the Friday before the transfer window closed. There has been speculation that Milan might try again at the end of the season but when quizzed by reporters on the issue on Monday evening, Galliani appeared to suggest that the deal was now officially dead. "Tevez? I do not know, some things pass and then do not come back," he told reporters at a Gruppo Lombardi Giornalisti Sportivi (GLGS) awards ceremony in Milan. After failing to agree a deal with City for Tevez, the reigning Italian champions instead signed another Argentine, Maxi Lopez, from Catania.

The 27-year-old forward claims Manchester City prevented him from taking up offers "from Spain and Italy" but sees a move to Brazil or Argentina as a possibility in the future

Carlos Tevez slams 'strange' transfer situation after Manchester City reject offers from Inter, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain

The 27-year-old forward claims the club prevented him from taking up offers "from Spain and Italy" but sees a move to Brazil or Argentina as a possibility in the future

Carlos Tevez has expressed his frustration at his transfer situation and has claimed that Manchester City rejected offers from Inter, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain during the January transfer window.

Tevez has been searching for Eastlands exit since September, following his alleged refusal to come on as a substitute against Bayern Munich, while the player has been in exile in his native Argentina since November.

The striker insisted that he wanted to take up one of the offers made but that City blocked a potential move, with Tevez describing how "something always wasn't right" with the deals on the table.

"The situation is very strange for me," Tevez told Kicker.

"I wanted to go and had offers from other leagues, from Spain and Italy. But it did not work out in the end because City did not accept any of the offers.

"There were offers from [AC] Milan, Inter and PSG. But something always wasn't right."

Tevez went on to predict that he could move away from Europe and back to South America in Brazil or Argentina, but added that he was beginning to doubt whether City would allow him to leave the club on loan.

"If all regularities are right and the clubs agree a transfer with City, I can see myself going there, even on loan," he said.

"But after all that has happened with Milan or Inter, I don't know if City wants me to leave on loan."

The former Manchester United forward also felt that the bad image he had developed since being marginalised at City was unfair.

"I cannot understand that but I cannot do much against it," Tevez said. "People may think what they want." 

 

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish blasts Manchester City over Andy Carroll for Carlos Tevez swap claims The Scot criticised the Eastlands outfit for discussing business which had not been completed, and insisted the 23-year-old will not be leaving Anfield The Liverpool boss criticised the Eastlands outfit for discussing a potential swap deal involving Carlos Tevez and Andy Carroll, and the Scot says the ex-Newcastle man will not be leaving Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has blasted Manchester City's claims that the Merseyside outfit attempted a swap deal between strikers Andy Carroll and Carlos Tevez. Dalglish is unhappy after the Eastlands outfit revealed the potential exchange and has reiterated the club’s intentions of having no players coming in or out of Anfield before the end of the transfer window. The Scot insists Liverpool will not validate the claims and slammed City’s decision to make the alleged deal public knowledge. He told reporters: “We’re not going to get involved in justifying what people are saying – we don’t have to. Get City to justify it, not us. “We’re not talking about any specific incident, but if you are going to do business in any way shape or form, no matter what life you are in, you don’t need to disclose it until it’s done. “As [Liverpool chairman] Tom Werner said the other day, there’s no point letting the facts get in the way of a good story - when he was talking about Stewart Downing being bought from a clip off YouTube. Do us a favour.” The 60-year-old also let it be known that the club would not be having a similarly hectic end to the January transfer window as they did last time round and insisted that Carroll is perfectly happy at the club and would not be leaving. “Nothing is happening at all and we don’t anticipate it to either. Last year was a bit manic but there’ll be nothing this time,” he said. “There’s no need for us to pass comment on anything that’s been speculative in any way shape or form. We’ve said what’s going to happen, and that’s nothing. It’s quiet. “We don’t have any problems with any of the players, because they are all going nowhere,” he said in relation to Carroll. “Andy has said he is very happy here and doesn’t regret coming. That’s the best reference you can get, but for some reason the focus always seems to be on the big fella.

AC Milan's Massimiliano Allegri: There is no hope of signing Carlos Tevez Club CEO Adriano Galliani left the door ever so slightly ajar with comments made after Sunday's win over Cagliari but the Rossoneri boss insists that the deal is dead The AC Milan coach has lost all hope over a deadline-day deal to bring the Manchester City misfit to the Serie A champions and believes that the move is basically dead in the water The Rossoneri have been pursuing the Argentina international on and off for the best part of a month, but the move appeared dead after the club signed Maxi Lopez from Catania on Friday. Milan CEO Adriano Galliani then left the door ever so slightly ajar with comments made after Sunday's win over Cagliari but Allegri has now insisted that the Tevez deal is dead. "I have no hope of Tevez arriving before end of transfer window," the Rossoneri boss told reporters during a press conference on the eve of his side's clash with Lazio. Allegri did hint, however, that out-of-favour striker Filippo Inzaghi is currently weighing up offers from elsewhere and could depart before the close of business on Tuesday night. "Inzaghi is free to decide whether he wants to leave or stay," the former Cagliari coach said. Inzaghi is a fan favourite at San Siro, having scored 72 goals in 199 Serie A games since joining from Juventus in 2001. However, the veteran striker, who has been linked with Lazio in recent days, has been afforded just four appearances by Allegri in the league so far this season.

Carlos Tevez is set to stay at Manchester City until at least the end of the season his agent has revealed. The 27-year-old has been out of favour at the Etihad Stadium since demanding a transfer over the summer, and has been linked with moves to Milan, Inter and Paris St Germain. Tevez’s agent, Kia Joorabchian, admitted negotiations are unlikely to be completed before the window closes at the end of January as the Blues are insistent on receiving a certain price for the Argentinian. The advisor told TalkSport: “We’ve been in negotiations with three big clubs but I don’t think they have reached the figures Manchester City want. “Carlos will remain at Man City until the summer. They [City] would like to move him on but only at a certain price.” Joorabchian was adamant that Tevez is destined to leave Roberto Mancini’s side once the 2011-12 season is over, however. He added: “This summer will open up a lot of markets. All of the big clubs are looking for players who can play in the Champions League. “Carlos Tevez is cup-tied and that creates a big obstacle. You’re spending a lot of money on the transfer and the salary and he can’t play Champions League. “You have three and half months and then you can re-structure your team, and buy Carlos, in the summer.” More to follow...

Paris Saint-Germain's Carlo Ancelotti: We hope to find a solution for Manchester City's Carlos Tevez. The Italian believes that the Argentine striker would be a quality addition to his side and expects the 27-year-old to accept a move to the French capital. The controversial Argentine is reportedly PSG's top transfer target after they were forced to admit defeat in their chase of AC Milan's Alexandre Pato. Inter and Milan are also in the race for Tevez, but the Serie A duo are believed to be unwilling to meet City's valuation of the striker. "We hope to find a valid solution," Ancelotti told Sky Sport Italia. "Everyone knows that we are looking for an attacker. "Tevez would be a great opportunity: right now, he is not playing at City and he wants to play. "Up to this date, nothing is defined. We must talk to the player and City. I have not spoken with him or his agent. [PSG sporting director] Leonardo is taking care of everything." Tevez is currently AWOL in Argentina after being frozen out of City's squad for refusing to warm-up in a Champions League match against Bayern Munich in September. Ancelotti believes that Tevez's lack of first-team action will not be a problem and is confident that the Argentine star will agree to a move to the Parc des Princes. "I think that if we talk to Tevez, he will say he wants to come," Ancelotti continued. "He must make a change, he is not playing at City. "He is a great player, I think that in two weeks he could regain his fitness."