Source: Telegraph
Manchester United's Carlos Tevez unsure of what the future holds
The Argentina international is nearing the end of a two-year loan deal at Old Trafford with United having to negotiate a transfer fee and personal terms if they wish to keep him beyond the summer. [LNB]Tevez impressed in his first season but has found opportunities limited during the current campaign since the summer arrival of Dimitar Berbatov. [LNB]"I do have a great feeling about Manchester United and, in particular, the fans. I have a great affection for them and they have made the feeling phenomenal," he told the Mail. [LNB]"But at this point I am not sure if I will stay, not least because it is not just my decision. It is up to Manchester to decide if they want to keep me - and I have to decide what is right for my career, for my future." [LNB]Tevez admits he is frustrated at the moment, highlighting his form last year he continued: "Last season I was the second top scorer at the club, but this season I have been benched and I find that hard to understand when I am not playing badly." [LNB]A true professional however, Tevez said he would not change his focus or his commitment to the Premier League, European and World club champions. [LNB]Dismissive when asked about Diego Maradona's comment that "Carlos Tevez should sit on the bench for no one", the 25-year-old said that bench or pitch he always gives everything.[LNB]"From my point of view you don't ever make a decision just because you are sitting on the bench," he said. "You have to analyse the whole situation. Right now my only intention is to give everything in every game [and] the four trophies we are trying to win. [LNB]"For the shirt of Manchester I will always give 100 per cent and for the supporters I will always give 100 per cent."[LNB]The former Corinthians striker also fought his corner over his role in the 'Carlos Tevez affair', relating to penalties suffered by West Ham for breaching rules banning third-party ownership when he played for the Hammers. [LNB]He said: "As far as I am concerned, why should it be the Carlos Tevez affair? It is West Ham's affair. This is not my problem and it was not my fault. I did nothing wrong." [LNB]He added: "If West Ham have not submitted the documents correctly, that is down to them." [LNB]
