Manchester City Striker Carlos Tevez Could Be Headed for Italia

MILAN, Italy

Manchester City and Argentine Striker could be well on his way to the San Siro in the January transfer window, with extreme interest from both clubs who call it home.

AC Milan and Inter are now rivaling for a bid at the current 32-shirt of the Citizens for the upcoming transfer period. Boca Juniors have announced they aren't interested and his only other possible destination that has been talked about is Corinthians in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

AC MILAN

CEO Adriano Galliani is looking for someone to replace the fallen Antonio Cassano who is out due to his recent heart surgery. In the days of his recovery Milan has also been linked to Marco Borriello of Roma and Didier Drogba of Chelsea.

Galliani is interested in a six-month loan of Tevez, to hold off until the end of the season. A positive of this loan going through is the benefit from both sides. Milan get a quality forward and City relieve themselves of the headache/heartache that which is Carlos Tevez.

It makes sense for Galliani to want a loan from the Argentine, so that Tevez's contract and future will no longer be his problem once June comes around.

This deal can be prominent given the good relationship between Manchester City and AC Milan with have dealt with each other in the deal for Brazilian winger Robinho.

Inter Milan

Back in June of 2007, Tevez was already offered to play for Inter Milan and refused to leaves England and the Premiership. After the Copa America in July, Tevez signed a deal with Manchester United.

Fast forward to 2011 and a lot of more controversy surrounding the striker, Inter is considering pursuing his services once again. According to reports from Inter skipper and fellow countryman Javier Zanetti, the Nerrazzuri are getting together a bid to acquire Tevez.

Tevez would feel right at home with Inter with the influence of players from Argentina-with services of Javier Zanetti, Ricardo Alvarez, Esteban Cambiasso, Mauro Zarate and possibly Diego Milito.

Struggling in 17th place of the Italian League, Massimo Morati says he is only willing to offer £25 million to sign Tevez, which is too bad for someone City considers a bad apple.

The Inter deal may be better in the long run for Carlos Tevez, Manchester City and Inter Milan because of the mere fact that Inter get their desired striker, City gets rid of Tevez and Tevez gets to play once again.

The craze of the transfer window is just beginning.