New Delhi: Exactly a month after Italian Serie A club Inter Milan ruled out any move for Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez, speculation is rife that they might step up their interest in the player after his deal with Brazilian club Corinthian collapsed earlier this week.
The Telegraph on Friday reported that speculation about Tevez moving to Italy this summer intensified on Thursdy night when he was photographed at his holiday hotel in Sardinia talking to Marco Branca, the head of technical staff at Inter Milan.
"We have been made aware of what appears to be a picture of Carlos Tévez and Marco Branca," a City official was quoted as saying by the paper.
Meanwhile, City manager Roberto Mancini revealed that lines of communication were currently down with the player. He also insisted that there was still place in the team for Tevez, who was last year's joint-top scorer in the Premier League.
"At the moment Carlos is still a City player. In future we will see what happens and as for the captaincy, we have three or four players who can do that job (if necessary). For now it is not a problem for us. But for us, Carlos is an important player.
"Carlos wants to leave for his family. It is only because of this the club have accepted to sell him," Mancini was quoted as saying.
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