Argentine striker Carlos Tévez has lifted the lid on why he is leaving Manchester United.
The 25-year-old will be playing for a new club next season after rejecting a five-year contract with United, having spent the past two seasons on loan at Old Trafford.
Tévez, though, claims he knew his days at United were numbered after the arrival of Dimitar Berbatov.
"I am not sure where I am going to play," he told TyC Sports television network. "But I know for sure that it will not be at Manchester (United).
"I did not feel supported after they signed Berbatov, because I was the man for the job he was bought to do.
"Sir Alex Ferguson told me not be worried about Berbatov's arrival, but I did not like it when he started to put me on the bench often. I gave my life for the Manchester United shirt."
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The 25-year-old will be playing for a new club next season after rejecting a five-year contract with United, having spent the past two seasons on loan at Old Trafford.
Tévez, though, claims he knew his days at United were numbered after the arrival of Dimitar Berbatov.
"I am not sure where I am going to play," he told TyC Sports television network. "But I know for sure that it will not be at Manchester (United).
"I did not feel supported after they signed Berbatov, because I was the man for the job he was bought to do.
"Sir Alex Ferguson told me not be worried about Berbatov's arrival, but I did not like it when he started to put me on the bench often. I gave my life for the Manchester United shirt."
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