AC Milan only interested in loan deal for Manchester City's Carlos Tevez in January, vice-president Adriano Galliani reveals
The Italian giants are not ruling out a move for the troubled City frontman in the New Year, but are adamant they will be making no permanent signings until the summer
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Tevez is desperate to leave the Etihad Stadium and advisor Kia Joorabchian has held talks with Milan in the last week in an attempt to broker a deal before the transfer window opens in the New Year, with City reportedly only willing to consider a permanent transfer.
But while Galliani admits the long-term absence of Antonio Cassano after heart surgery means Milan could be in the market for a striker, he remains adamant the Italian giants are only interested in a loan deal with an option to sign at the end of the season.
"Whoever comes to Milan in January will be on loan for free, with an option to make that stay permanent,” he told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Tevez? We will see, there's time. Probably if we had not had [Antonio] Cassano's situation, we would remain as we are."
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