In an exclusive interview with SunSport, the Manchester
United and England midfielder issued a desperate plea to his
Argentinian team-mate to rethink his threat to quit Old Trafford at
the end of the season.
We revealed yesterday hitman Tevez, 25, was fed up
being sidelined for United’s big games and wants to play abroad for
family reasons.
But United’s stars hope he will have a change of
heart.
Carrick said: “We want him to stay, Carlos is a top
player. He has scored some very important goals for us over the
last few years.
“We’ve got a world-class squad, we’ve got world- class
players and Carlos is one of them.
“We want to keep moving forward as a team and as a
squad so we’d like to keep our best players here.
“But it’s down to the manager. I’m sure he knows the
best way to make sure we do keep progressing.”
Carrick also backed United striker Dimitar Berbatov to
put his FA Cup disappointment behind him — starting against their
old club Spurs on Saturday.
He said: “He’s a vital player for us and I think he’ll
show that in these important games we’ve got coming up.
“There’s no doubt he’ll come good and he’s only going
to get better the longer he stays at United. The fans will see what
a top-drawer player he is.”
