Saturday, December 28, 2024

Report: Preston mum on Tevez appearance

Preston have agreed to stay quiet over whether Carlos Tevez will play in their reserves clash with Manchester City, according to a report.

The Argentine has not featured for City for five months after being exiled by manager Roberto Mancini following a refusal to warm up during a Champions League clash with Bayern Munich in September.

Tevez is believed to be included in the squad for Tuesday night’s fixture, but his club are keen to prevent media frenzy by keeping his presence unknown to anyone outside the match.

Preston are reportedly aware of whether or not Tevez will be appearing, according to The Express.

The clash with Preston has also been moved from its initial location in Chorley to the Blues’ training ground at Carrington and is set to be played behind closed doors.

Tevez’s team-mates have this week spoken out in support of the player, insisting his presence could help them lift a maiden Premier League title.

However, defender Micah Richards warned the former Manchester United forward that he could get a frosty reception from the Eastlands faithful.

“The best thing he can do is come back, get his head down and if we do end up winning the league and he’s played a massive part in that then I’m sure everyone will forgive him,” Richards said.

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