Manchester City has rejected AC Milan's loan offer for troubled Argentine striker Carlos Tevez, the Serie A club said Saturday. Chief executive Adriano Galliani said the English Premier League side want to sell the player. “Manchester City want us to buy Tevez definitively and we have suggested that we sign the player on loan, with an option to purchase,” he told Italian media. “We're not changing our position.” City had already indicated it would accept only a permanent move for Tevez, who has fallen out with coach Roberto Mancini, although Galliani hopes it will change its minds. “It's going to be a long negotiation,” said Galliani, who is hoping to sign the former Boca Juniors, West Ham United and Manchester United player in the January transfer window. Nano scores for Levante Levante maintained its surprise bid for a Champions League spot by beating Sevilla 1-0 at home from Nano's second-half goal Saturday. The result consolidated fourth spot in the Spanish league for Levante, which is four points ahead of fifth-place Sevilla.
