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Stampa inglese: Tevez interessa al Milan
11/5/2007 - 17:31
(LONDRA/Inghilterra) - L'asso argentino Carlos Tevez, a fine stagione, lascera' il West Ham. La rivelazione arriva dal quotidiano britannico 'The Sun', secondo cui sulle tracce di Tevez ci sarebbero gia' due club europei: il Siviglia e il Milan. La scorsa estate, in effetti, la societa' rossonera aveva sondato il terreno per Tevez, uno dei nomi vagliati per sostituire Shevchenko, ma poi non se ne fece nulla. Arrivato agli Hammers lo scorso agosto, Tevez aveva firmato un contratto quadriennale. Tuttavia il 23enne avrebbe rivelato ai compagni di squadra di voler cambiare aria, ma solo dopo aver aiutato il suo club a centrare l'obiettivo salvezza.

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Tevez is heading for a £30million move to Real Madrid.

But West Ham will not see a penny of any fee for the striker whose goal kept them in the Premiership.

The Hammers tore up their agreement with Tevez’s owner Kia Joorabchian so the South American star could play in their last three games of the season.

Yet having signed off with Sunday’s crucial 1-0 winner at Manchester United, he has now returned to Argentina and is back in the hands of the company Joorabchian represents.

Joorabchian refused to comment on the on-going row in which the so-called ‘gang of four’ are still pressing to have West Ham relegated for alleged irregularities in Tevez’s capture.

He also claims no decision has been made about the player’s future. But Real Madrid are leading the chase, with AC Milan and Seville on alert.

A £30m price tag makes it virtually impossible that the Hammers could end up signing him.

SunSport can reveal Tevez turned down the chance to quit West Ham in the January transfer window. Joorabchian said: “He told me it was his mission to keep West Ham in the Premiership and he had to stay to see it through.”

Hammers boss Alan Curbishley hopes survival has finally won him the backing of the club’s fans. He revealed: “There was a time when they were telling me ‘F*** off back to Charlton’.”

Ex-manager Alan Pardew, relegated with Charlton, sent a letter of support before the Old Trafford win. Chairman Eggert Magnusson was thrown in the showers during the victory celebrations.

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