Agent urges Tevez caution

Carlos Tevez: AC Milan are keen to take the striker on loan with a view to a permanent deal

Giuseppe Riso, a FIFA agent working as an intermediary in Carlos Tevez's proposed move to AC Milan, claims no agreement has been put in place.

Reigning Serie A champions Milan have admitted to holding an interest in the want-away Manchester City striker and are in the process of trying to piece together a suitable package.

Milan's vice-president Adriano Galliani announced on Tuesday that terms had been agreed with Tevez and a proposal had been out to City.

The Rossoneri are looking to take the Argentine forward on loan with a view to a permanent deal being put in place next summer.

Riso admits that discussions regarding a transfer are ongoing, but insists it is premature to claim that an agreement has been reached.

No news

He says there are still a number of issues to be resolved, with no financial details having been discussed by Milan and City.

"At the moment there are no further developments," Riso, who is working as a go-between for Tevez's agent Kia Joorabchian and Milan chief Galliani, told direttanews.it.

"There is no agreement with Manchester City.

"It is still in progress and there is a long way to go before it can be concluded.

"There is no news on the Argentinian player or the economic issue between the two clubs."