Following the club’s two-week internal investigation into the alleged incident, undertaken while Tévez was suspended on full pay,Manchester City issued a statement claiming that they had ''concluded that there is a case for Carlos Tévez to answer of alleged breaches of contract”.Tévez will face a disciplinary hearing early next week, although with the possibility of appeals to the club board and the Premier League, a definitive resolution could yet be delayed until mid-December.
But with Mancini declaring after the 2-0 defeat against Bayern that Tévez was ''finished’’ at City and would ''never’’ play for the club again, the two men will come face-to-face for the first time this morning since returning from Munich with relations between the pair seemingly broken beyond repair.
Mancini has been told that his decision on Tévez’s training arrangements will be final and it is expected that the Argentine will be asked to train with the reserves.
Tévez, who met with City officials in London on Wednesday following his return from Buenos Aires, is insistent that Mancini should apologise for claiming that he refused to play in the Allianz Arena.
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