Carlos Tevez is highly unlikely to goes to PSG from Manchester City after his adviser Kia Joorabchian spent the day meeting Leonardo, the director of football, and other PSG executives in France. Internazionale and Milan may now re-enter the market to sign the Argentinian forward.
Joorabchian's talks with PSG were the first face-to-face meeting between the two sides and it is understood that the probable breaking point in the deal is that PSG's vision of how they wish to move forward differs from how Tevez wants to progress his career, rather than any financial differences.
The Milan clubs retain an interest in Tevez despite appearing to drop out of the bidding to sign him. Until last week Inter and Milan appeared to be the favourites to land the 27-year-old, with Massimo Moratti, the Inter president, offering City around £21m for Tevez, whose career has stalled since he refused to warm up for a Champions League group game at Bayern Munich in late September. That bid fell short of City's valuation, which is thought to be closer to £25m, though this could drop as the transfer window nears closing at the end of the month. detail from guardian
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