Tevez price is right for United

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson claims a fee has already been agreed to sign striker Carlos Tevez on a permanent deal.

The Argentina international finally signed for the Red Devils in a two-year loan deal in August after protracted legal wrangling over his transfer from West Ham.

Tevez, 23, has made an instant impact at Old Trafford with five goals in 17 appearances and Ferguson believes he has done more than enough to show he will be a sound investment.

"There is no question about his long-term future here," Ferguson told Setanta.

"David Gill (the club's chief executive) has spoken to his agent and told him we are very happy with him.

"The fee is in place. I won't tell you what it is but it is still cheap.

"I want to make this happen. He has impressed everyone with his appetite for the game.

"He'll get me 15 goals this season and what's more, they'll be important goals."

Source : http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/0,16368,1778_2920458,00.html

United offer to contract to junior Tevez

Manchester United have offered Carlos Tevez's brother Miguel a two-and-half-year contract following the 17-year-old former Boca Juniors midfielder's two-week trial at the club.

Manchester United have made a contract offer to Miguel Tevez, the kid brother of star striker Carlos.

The Daily Mail says United have offered Miguel a two-and-half-year contract following the 17-year-old former Boca Juniors midfielder's two-week trial at the club.

United keep an eye on Tevez's brother

Manchester United are keeping tabs on Carlos Tevez's teenage brother. United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has identified Miguel Tevez, 17, as a star of the future during a two-week trial at United which has just finished.

The attacking midfielder was recommended to Ferguson by his assistant Carlos Queiroz. Ferguson has yet to decide whether to offer Tevez Jnr a permanent deal and it is understood the teenager has been home-sick during his stay in England.

But sources close to United said Ferguson was impressed by his ability and attitude and has told his staff that his development must be monitored.

Miguel also spent time at West Ham when Tevez was there last season and is considered one of South America's most improved young players.

He is known as the 'little Apache' at home and began his career at Boca Juniors, where his brother made his name.

United have handed a trial to Southend midfielder Medi Abalimba, 16, who will link up with the club at the end of the month.

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Man Utd's Tevez puts Boca Juniors on notice

Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez admits he wants to eventually return to former club Boca Juniors.

"Every Sunday in Manchester I have the chance to watch the games that Boca play," Tevez told Argentinean media. "I would like to return one day to help them get out of the difficult moment that they are in. It is not common that Boca lose so frequently in the derby match against River.

"I am a Boca fan and would like to be there but that can only be possible in a few years, not now.

"I would like to return to Boca in four or five years time when I am still fit to play. I wouldn't want to return to Boca being fat and without any chance of playing correctly.

"At the moment my life and my career are focused on Manchester United, but I always know everything that happens with Boca."

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