“It was quite difficult to sign him because at the time it was shortly before our transfer window," said the former Arsenal man, in Europe to promote Corinthians.
“Now we are here [in England] and we will talk and see what the situation is and we will look to sign him in the summer.
“I will talk to the president – we offered £40million and now the money we had we have spent some of as that is football.
“We want to see how Tevez is and what his situation is, we will see if we can do a deal – he is very famous in Brazil and everyone loves him, and the fans want him."
Tevez"s future at Manchester City looks to be hanging by a thread, after his refusal to take the pitch as a substitute against FC Bayern.
It would be a massive boost for Corinthians, but the financial costs involved would limit the club"s other transfer options, unless they could find some sponsor involvement.
