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CARLOS TEVEZ is expected to rejoin training with Manchester City tomorrow.
The striker has been out in the cold since refusing to warm up during City's Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich last September.
But it is understood he is keen to rebuild his relationship with boss Roberto Mancini and is likely to drop his appeal against the six-week fine imposed by the club.
Tevez's adviser Paul McCarthy said: "Carlos will be back at Manchester City tomorrow.
"He wants to be back playing football and that's what he's best at doing.
"In the couple of seasons before this year, which has obviously been fairly awful in terms of everything that has gone on post-Munich, he was the leading goalscorer for Manchester City.
"He needs to be back, he needs to be pulling on a Manchester City shirt again, he needs to be doing what he does — and that's score goals and help his team.
"He wants to help Manchester City win the title and I think Mancini has opened the door now.
"Once Carlos is back in the country, once Carlos gets his fitness back, I think he will be an asset for City."
With a move away from the Etihad Stadium failing to materialise last month, Tevez appears to have had little option but to return to Manchester.
But McCarthy insists both parties were keen to agree a resolution.
He added: "There have been some very sensible discussions which have taken place in, probably, the last 10 days and I have to say there has been a thawing on both sides.
"It's been an incredibly difficult time, certainly from Manchester City's side of things, but I think now there is an understanding that by far and away the best thing is for Carlos to be back and playing."
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CARLOS TEVEZ is expected to rejoin training with Manchester City tomorrow.
The striker has been out in the cold since refusing to warm up during City's Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich last September.
But it is understood he is keen to rebuild his relationship with boss Roberto Mancini and is likely to drop his appeal against the six-week fine imposed by the club.
Tevez's adviser Paul McCarthy said: "Carlos will be back at Manchester City tomorrow.
"He wants to be back playing football and that's what he's best at doing.
"In the couple of seasons before this year, which has obviously been fairly awful in terms of everything that has gone on post-Munich, he was the leading goalscorer for Manchester City.
"He needs to be back, he needs to be pulling on a Manchester City shirt again, he needs to be doing what he does — and that's score goals and help his team.
"He wants to help Manchester City win the title and I think Mancini has opened the door now.
"Once Carlos is back in the country, once Carlos gets his fitness back, I think he will be an asset for City."
With a move away from the Etihad Stadium failing to materialise last month, Tevez appears to have had little option but to return to Manchester.
But McCarthy insists both parties were keen to agree a resolution.
He added: "There have been some very sensible discussions which have taken place in, probably, the last 10 days and I have to say there has been a thawing on both sides.
"It's been an incredibly difficult time, certainly from Manchester City's side of things, but I think now there is an understanding that by far and away the best thing is for Carlos to be back and playing."
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