Tevez claims `old man’ Ferguson doesn't like me

Argentine striker Carlos Tevez has dubbed Manchester United coach-cum-manager Alex Ferguson an ‘old man’ hell-bent on lowering his value in the transfer market.
 
According to The Sun, Tevez has grown increasingly frustrated at being dropped for Manchester United’s big matches and, according to his national boss Diego Maradona, fears Fergie wants him out.

Maradona said: “I spoke with Tevez on the phone and the first thing he said to me was ‘That old man doesn’t like me. He’s not playing me and he is lowering my value’.”

“When he comes to Argentina, I’m going to reassure him. As I see it, he’s fast, incisive, he scores goals. He is about to be called up for Argentina and he will be playing,” Maradona added.
 
Ferguson insists he wants to keep the on-loan star, who is owned by Kia Joorabchian.
Fergie even claimed United had made Tevez an offer to stay, though this was denied by the Iranian businessman.