Tevez's daughter's school choice lifts lid on Manchester City move secret
26 Jun 2009, 1329 Hrs

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London, June 26 Ace forward Carlos Tevez's move to Manchester City seems to be a case of child's play, as he has enrolled his daughter in a school at Cheshire.

The Argentine striker has yet to officially decide where he is heading next, after turning down the chance of a long-term stay at Manchester United.

City, who are battling Chelsea for his signature, are red-hot favourites after it emerged that hit man Tevez has enrolled four-year-old Florencia in a private school in Cheshire.

She starts in September, effectively proof that the forward plans to stay in the North West, The Sun reports.

Tevez, 25, will pick up around 160,000 pounds-a-week at United's bitter rivals after City boss Mark Hughes convinced him to join his Eastlands revolution.

The Argentine is not out of contract at United until Tuesday, when his two-year loan spell ends, but he snubbed a permanent move after growing tired of a lack of starts. (ANI)

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