Diego Maradona declared earlier this week that Inter would be
the ideal side for Carlos Tevez and now it seems that the Via
Durini directors are seriously mulling over a move for the
Argentine international.
The 24-year-old has dropped down the pecking order at Old
Trafford this term following the arrival of striker Dimitar
Berbatov and was an unused substitute in the 3-0 win over Chelsea
last Sunday.
The diminutive marksman is still owned by Media Sports
Investments and is technically on loan at Old Trafford. This deal
with the European and World Champions is due to expire at the end
of the season.
However, Sir Alex Ferguson seems unwilling to make the move
permanent as MSI have reportedly slapped a hefty price tag of €32
million on their player's head. Should United fail to meet MSI's
economic demands, 'Carlitos' will be free to walk away next
summer.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports this morning that the
loan deal could sensationally be rescinded this month, with Inter
poised to swoop.
MSI chairman Kia Joorabchian reportedly met with the Beneamata
directors during his latest trip to Milan, when the parties
starting discussions over a potential transfer during the winter
session of the Calciomercato.