Carlos Tevez Trains Only On The Return Of Manchester City
Carlos Tevez Trains Only On The Return Of Manchester City
Carlos Tevez Trains Only On The Return Of Manchester City
Carlos Tevez has returned to Manchester City after serving his suspension for two weeks - and trained himself.
The attacker arrived at the Carrington Complex 1210 BST on Thursday and was tested for physical therapy club.
Wednesday night, the city announced that Tevez, 27, would face disciplinary proceedings, claims to have refused to play in the Champions League last month's defeat Bayern Monaco.
Club told to respond to the above alleged breach of contract.
Tevez has not been provided for the formation of the city in the first team and instead made the session and fitness evaluation.
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It is unclear whether the attacker Argentina be kept out of his teammates throughout the formal disciplinary process.
For Tevez suspended for two weeks with full pay after the match Bayern as they gathered evidence.
After the game, the head of the city, Roberto Mancini, said: "Tevez refused to play."
But in a statement the following day, Tevez said the dispute was a "misunderstanding." It is believed that international Argentina adheres to this position and rejects the accusation, refused to play.
It is understood that formal disciplinary proceedings will take the form of a hearing to be held during the next fortnight.
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A senior City figures, there has been a part of the initial study will lead the consultation.
Tevez may request that the club captain Vincent Kompany or a member of the Professional Footballers' Association to attend.
If the decision goes against him, he could appeal - with the audience is likely to involve a representative of the Abu Dhabi owners.
If it fails again, Tevez would be able to take their case to the Premier League, which means that the dispute may be resolved until mid-December.
Sam Allardyce believes the best chance to play Tevez again before the January transfer window is in the league with West Ham.
City has already rejected such a measure, but the Hammers boss said: "When the decision is finally made on what happens to Carlos then maybe co-chairman David Sullivan might want to pursue it.
"What could be a virtue is an emergency loan to the league if he wants to play football.
"The Championship is the only option for him to play football from now until January to see what happens next."
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