Carlos Tevez insists he is happy at Manchester
United despite struggling to get in the starting line-up at Old
Trafford this season.
The Argentinian striker was a key player in United's
Champions League and Premier League double last season
after moving from West Ham but Wayne Rooney and Dimitar Berbatov
have been preferred to Tevez in recent weeks.
With Cristiano Ronaldo now fully fit as well, manager Sir Alex
Ferguson has admitted he faces a difficult balancing act up
front.
Tevez's two-year loan deal expires next summer and he is yet to
sign a permanent contract, but he insists he is not thinking of
leaving.
He told the Daily Mail: "This season is proving more complicated
than any other and it is difficult for me to get in the team. The
competition with Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Dimitar
Berbatov is intense.
"This club have the most talented forward line in England and
the manager has decided that we cannot all play in the team at the
same time. I want to play more and the coach knows this.
"But I have no problem with him. We have spoken. There is no way
I would want to leave this club. I insist I am calm.
"I have confidence in the coach and he has in me. In this sport
it is necessary to be patient and I will be."