Manchester United forward Carlos Tevez believes that next week's Champions League final could be his last game for the club.

The Argentinean’s future has been subject to debate for the best part of a year as a convoluted loan deal between the Red Devils and Tevez's owners, MSI reaches its expiry.

Following the club's Premier League triumph, Tevez admitted that his future is still unresolved, with United seemingly unwilling to part with the necessary cash required to sign him to a permanent deal.

Sir Alex Ferguson's team play Barcelona in the Champions League final six days from now and Tevez's involvement is still shrouded in debate.

The 25-year-old concedes that he is unsure whether or not he will be involved in the Rome showdown, and the former Corinthians star has hinted that it could be his United farewell.

He is quoted as saying by the press, "Maybe it will be my last game and maybe it won't. I don't know.

"I am not sure whether I will start next week. It is a decision for the manager.

"I will prepare well. That is all I can do. I would like to play but there are some very good players here, so I will just wait."

Tevez has been linked with Liverpool in recent days and his advisers have disclosed that interest from other Premier League clubs remains strong.

Luis Antonio Valencia wants to join Manchester United ahead of Real Madrid - with Sir Alex Ferguson on a four-week deadline to do the deal.

Wigan's Ecuador star has told pals he would prefer to go to Old Trafford rather than return to Spanish football to become one of a wave of signings at Real for next season.

But now Ferguson has the clock ticking on his bid as Latics insiders reveal they have a £18million offer for Valencia agreed with the Madrid club subject to the right candidate winning their elections.

Valencia is wanted by leading presidential candidate Florentino Perez whose agents have tabled an offer subject to him topping the poll on June 14.

However United can match the pending offer in the coming weeks and get their man ahead of their arch-rivals Real, with Valencia keen to join them and stay in the Premier League.

Wigan boss Steve Bruce wants a speedy conclusion to the auction as he needs money for new players - and also hopes to take United striker Fraizer Campbell as part of the deal.

Chelsea V Everton who will win???

They thought that because they had a grey away rig the last time they won the league it would be a good omen this year.

What do you think they will think of next season????

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There i said it!