Carlos Tevez revealed
today that his life-story is to be made into a movie.
The film should
climax with Tevez's dramatic impact on English football, which
will hit a new peak if he helps United beat Chelsea in the
Champions League final in Moscow on Wednesday. "Once this game is
over, I will be going back to Argentina. In June a film about my
life will be started and that will be a thrilling project to be
involved in," said Tevez today.
After a first season in the
Premier League when Tevez was instrumental in saving West Ham
United from relegation, the Argentina international moved to Old
Trafford last year. He has already helped Alex Ferguson's side win
the league title and success in Europe will further vindicate his
decision to join United.
"I know a lot of South
Americans prefer to play in Italy or Spain when they move to Europe
but I am really pleased that I came here," said Tevez, who has
scored 19 goals this season. "This is the best league in the world
and I am among some of the best footballers in the world here.
"I am not one to be making
comparisons between clubs, but Manchester United are right up there
with anyone in the world. Everyone has treated me well and made me
feel right at home. The fans even shout 'Argentina'."
"Maybe one day I will play in
(Spain's) La Liga but that is a long way off. At the moment I am
more than happy here. I would certainly love to extend my contract.
I would go and sign right now if the opportunity was there."
Tevez scored vital goals
against AS Roma and Olympique Lyon to help United reach Wednesday's
final, which the 24-year-old believes will be closely watched in
his home country.
"After the World Cup and the
domestic tournaments, it is the most followed competition," said
Tevez. "For a player, being involved in it, it is the second
biggest thing you can be involved in after the World Cup."
