(This entry was originally published on Wednesday, January 7th, 2009)
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed that he would bring Carlos Tevez in the first eleven in their Carling up match-up against Derby Country tonight on the road. The Argentine striker has so far been regularly playing in Carling Cup matches for Manchester United, even though the 24-year-old is still struggling to find a regular place in the first eleven for the premier league and Champions League match, competing with the strikers like Wayne Rooney, Dimitar Berbataov and winger Cristiano Ronaldo.
Caralos Tevez has recently threatened that he would leave the club, if he is not handed a permanent contract as his current two-year loan deal expire at the end of this seasons. Manchester United has to pay a £22 million if they want to get the service of Tevez for a longer period. No doubt, Manchester United has not decided yet if they would spend such a big amount for a reserve striker. Well, there is no doubt, Manchester United has a number of quality strikers in the squad and they had enough success last year, but they should not forget that it was Tevez who saved Manchester United with his late strikes, coming on as second-half substitute for a number of times last year. However, I personally think that Tevez should leave Old Trafford looking for more first team football. He is still 24 and has a lot of football left in him. Moreover, he can bring quality, talent and experience with him at any clubs at this stage of his career. Now, let us see what is out there in Carlos Tevez’s fate.
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