Tevez fined for wearing a Red Devils’ jersey

CORINTHIANS forward Carlos Tevez has been fined by his club after attending a Sao Paulo press conference wearing a Manchester United shirt.

Wed, 14 Sep, 2005 - 01:00

The Argentina international will have to pay 20% of his monthly wage - around €19,300 - after turning up to face the press in the offending garment last week.

When asked why he wore the shirt, Tevez explained that he was given it by his sponsors.

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