In case a new deal was placed on the dining table and the in-form Argentine striker would give considerable thought to extending his stay at the Etihad. The ex-skipper, 29, along side Joleon Lescott and Gareth Barry, is certainly going into the ultimate year of his present commitment and formal discussions have yet to start out. But Tevez said: aI have a year left and I will respect that. Iall consider whether to sign a brand new one. aItas different as last season when I wanted to leave when possible. aIam dealing with a different time. The club is treating me really well and thatas therefore essential for me.a But his team-mate SCOTT SINCLAIR could be off to West Brom. Baggies chef Steve Clarke is chasing the ex-Swansea winger, 23, who has did not make a direct effect since his A6.2million move last August. But Albion may find it difficult to fit his earnings and face competition from Everton and Aston Villa.
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