http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/football/850542-carlos-tevez-not-ruling-out-transfer-to-liverpool-arsenal-spurs-or-chelseaCarlos Tevez is not ruling out staying in England when he eventually engineers a move away from Manchester City, with sources close to the player suggesting he would be interested in joining Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea or Liverpool.
Recent speculation has suggested the Argentinean international wants to leave City because he has not settled in England, with a return to South America or a move to Barcelona or Real Madrid his most likely destinations.
However, an Argentinean journalist close to Tevez and his family has suggested the striker is not ruling out staying in the Premier League - a statement likely to attract attention from some of the biggest clubs in the division.
'Carlos is unhappy with Manchester City and some of the relationships in the club - he is not unhappy with England, with the Premier League,' she said.
'He says he is tired, he is mentally and physically tired, but the impression he gives is that he will not give up football - and his motivation is not money.
'Carlos will join another club, and although Spain offers him another option - one where his family may be prepared to move nearer to him - he could stay in England.'
Tevez's reported weekly wage of £286,000 - after tax - would prove an insurmountable stumbling block for any potential suitor.
However, the 26-year-old is prepared to accept a substantial drop in pay to move to a club where he will feel more comfortable.
Spurs, Arsenal and Chelsea can all offer Tevez the Champions League football he would crave - as well as a return to London where, while he was with West Ham, he is said to have felt more comfortable than his three years in Manchester.
Tevez is also rumoured to be an admirer of Liverpool's history and received a glowing reference from international team-mate Javier Mascherano, who played for the club for two seasons.
Despite leaving Anfield under something of a cloud, Mascherano is believed to have praised the club's supporters and the atmosphere at home games - although he relationship with the Reds was soured by the departure of manager Rafael Benitez.
