Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez has
admitted he is likely to leave the current Premier League champions
at the end of the season.
There has as yet been no agreement to turn the Argentinian
forward's loan spell into a permanent deal and he has revealed he
would like a move to Spain.
Tevez has failed to hold down a place in the starting XI this
season and is unhappy with his lack of action.
He told Madrid's Cadena COPE radio station: "It's true I've
spent a lot of time on the bench and I'd like to play more. But
every time I'm given a chance I do all I can to do well and take
full advantage.
"Yes it's true I see myself more leaving United than staying
here. I don't see why I should lie to people or anything because
the fans support me a lot, as you can see. So I don't have any
reason to lie to them.
"While I wear the United shirt, I will leave my life on the
pitch. My future? I don't know what will happen for my future. I
would like to go to Spain, yes, but I don't know yet. I have no
preference for a team.
"With respect to the fans and the history of Manchester United,
I don't want to leave the club. But, from a personal aspect, my
exit will be the best solution.
"I need continuity in the team to offer my best. If this doesn't
happen I believe this will be my last year," he added.