Tevez doesn't Want to Go Back to Europe, Just Wants in Boca

Buenos Aires - Not AC Milan, Paris St Germain or other European clubs who want Carlos Tevez go from next year, but the former first professional club, Boca Juniors.

Currently Tevez's future was swayed after its status as a Manchester City player frozen. Tevez was now in his homeland, Argentina.

Meanwhile in Europe there, the media were busy posting if Tevez would be anchored in Milan with Adriano Galliani claims that say if the 27-year footballer was one step away from joining the San Siro.

The problem City only want to sell Tevez with a tag of 35 million euros, or lend it first. But the last statement Tevez may make management of The Citizens sultry.

He said if there was no intention at all to return to Europe and prefer to live in Buenos Aires to play at Boca. Even if he was willing to no longer receive a salary of 180 thousand pounds as provided City

"I do not care if you have to lose a lot of money. I'm tired of having to travel and commuting. I'm not going back to England," he said in an interview with local media, Gente Magazine, which reported Soccernet.

"I want to practice in pre-season with Boca Juniors and play in the Copa Libertadores with them," he said.

Tevez is great in the club who had just won the Argentine Apertura. From summer 2001 to 2004, she presented the Apertura league title, Copa Libertadores and Intercontinental Cup.

Even after smoothing the way to Boca, Tevez was reported already sent its representative, Carlos Rouco, to England to "melt" liver City, to allow him back playing there.