Speculation suggests that a number of sports lawyers are investigating whether Tevez could free himself from his contract with the MSI group.

MSI currently own Tevez's playing rights. His two-year loan agreement at United expires at the end of the current season and United are allegedly hopeful that Tevez could ditch any ties with MSI in a similar way to the ruling that allows footballers to become free agents under the Bosman ruling.

Tevez is desperate to stay at United but the club are reluctant to splash out another £22million on his services - having already paid a small fortune to MSI for the current loan agreement and to the player in wages.

With Tevez's future uncertain, a host of other Premier League clubs - including arch-rivals Liverpool and Manchester City - have been linked with the South American's services.

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New twist in Tevez saga as United seek loophole?

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Fergie said after the game they have offered King Carlos a contract, which h seems happy with. But the hold up is the agent who owns his contract.

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