Real Madrid are willing to break the bank to trump Manchester
United for Carlos Tevez.
The Daily Star says Real will hand Tevez the £25m,
five-year deal he wants as Manchester United were last night trying
to knock down the Argentinian’s price.
The Spanish giants will do whatever it takes to steal Tevez from
United in the summer.
It is believed that a permanent £32m deal was outlined in 2007
for Tevez when he left West Ham for Old Trafford.
But with the changing transfer market and credit crunch, United
no longer want to pay that amount for the 23-year-old, especially
after forking out £30m-plus on Dimitar Berbatov.
Now Madrid are waiting in the wings and will be happy to pay
what it takes in the summer to land Tevez.
They are able to sign a pre-contract agreement with Tevez now
that the January transfer window has opened.