Carlos Tevez has claimed that Sir Alex Ferguson did not communicate with him
during his time at Manchester United.
The Argentina striker spent two years on loan at Old Trafford before deciding to make the short move to Eastlands after months of uncertainty about his position in the Red Devils pecking order.
Speaking through an interpreter, Tevez said: "I was there for two years and Sir Alex never called or sent any text messages in that time.
"The only time he talked to me was after a match against Roma to discuss a situation about going to play for Argentina.
"It doesn't seem that this is the way to treat a player in two years at the club. it doesn't seem there is a line of communication."
The 25-year-old did go on to thank United, adding: "David Gill (United chief executive), Alex Ferguson and the club's fan base I thank you for the time I spent there, but this is a new life for me and I am happy to be at Manchester City."
Tevez also denied that he had spoken to City's representatives about a transfer in January.
He said: "It is United people talking about signing a contract (in January) but it is not true that it was decided then."
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