Carlos Tevez is keen to sort out his future away
from Manchester United after revealing he never felt wanted after
Dimitar Berbatov's arrival.
The Argentina striker will be playing for a new team next
season after turning down a five-year contract to remain at Old
Trafford and he felt Berbatov's arrival from Tottenham last summer
proved his future did not lie at United.
"I am not sure where I am going to play, but I know for sure
that will not be at Manchester (United)," Tevez told TyC Sports
television network.
"When I arrived I had to fight for a place like any other
player. My first season was good. I was a starter or a substitute,
but I respected that.
"But in my second year, after the match against Liverpool, the
coach started to overlook me. The fans supported me a lot so I
thought that something was going on as my performances were also
good. I was a professional.
"I did not feel supported after they signed Berbatov, because I
was the man for the job he was bought to do.
"Last year I was the second top-scorer after Cristiano
(Ronaldo). We won two titles (the Premier League and the Carling
Cup) and being shut out like this was something that I could not
understand."
Tevez added: "They did not ask me to sign the contract. Ferguson
told me not to be worried about Berbatov's arrival, but I did not
like it when he started to put me on the bench often. I gave my
life for the Manchester United shirt."
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