Corinthians May Make Second Offer for Tevez, Board Member Says
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SC Corinthians Paulista, Brazil’s biggest soccer team by revenue, will make another bid to sign Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez if the Argentine is still with the club in December, said Luis Paulo Rosenberg, who sits on the club’s board.
City this month rejected a 40 million euro ($56 million) offer from Sao Paulo-based Corinthians, who paid Argentina’s Boca Juniors $20 million for Tevez in 2004. Tevez, who played for Corinthians in 2004-2006, said he wants to leave City to be closer to his daughters, who live in Argentina with their mother.