Neville: I can't understand Tevez joining Manchester City in 2009 and his lack of loyalty to Manchester United

Live Bar, January 27 Manchester United star Gary Neville recently talked about the former Argentine striker Tevez's move from Manchester United to Manchester City in a Sky Sports show recently, saying that the Argentine's "lack of loyalty" at that time made him very disappointed, and he did not understand why Tevez chose to join another club when he had already won the highest honor.

Tevez joined Manchester United on a two-year loan in 2007 and won two consecutive Premier League titles with the Red Devils in the following two seasons, but after the loan period expired in 2009, Tevez chose to join Manchester City on a permanent transfer.

Neves revealed on the show:

"I felt a little disappointed at the time, so I expressed it. Carlos Tevez is Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo's up frontal duo, with toughness, level, goals, technique, defense, attack, tandem, dribbling and everything else. ”

'I can't understand how he would have arranged his transfer to the nearest rival club, where City were building up their squad but they couldn't compare with Manchester United at the time, we were playing in the Champions League final and beating them all the time.

'I really can't understand this lack of loyalty, you come to Manchester United and then integrate yourself into the squad and give everything for the team, you can't easily leave and play for someone else.

Neville also believes Tevez did not get good advice, and despite receiving an offer from Manchester United, Neville was surprised that the Argentine did not have any loyalty to Manchester United.

"He was swayed by the opinions of a third party at the time, looking at the advice given to him by the people around him at the time, the money was a big part of it and obviously he went to Manchester City to get a more salary. I understand that in a way, I just feel like there should be a loyalty and dedication to the club at Manchester United. ”

(Albanian)