Carlos Tevez transfer expected to go down to the wire after agent has talks with Paris St-Germain The talks, first revealed by The Telegraph, were delayed 24 hours because Joorabchian was central to Taye Taiwo's loan move from AC Milan to Queens Park Rangers and therefore had to remain in London on Thursday to complete that deal. However Joorabchian spoke extensively on the telephone to Leonardo that day and it is understood that the financial package proposed by PSG for Tévez is far greater than the offers that have been made for the Argentine international by both Milan clubs. That is not Tévez's major consideration and it is expected that the player's future will go down to the wire and he may not reach an agreement to leave Manchester City City until the final hours of Jan 31. There is no way back for Tévez at City and the player is determined to leave this month. However he is concerned that if he joins PSG there is a danger of a rerun of his time at City where he was the club's most important player but was then isolated, he felt, under a new regime. PSG have offered higher wages than either of the Milan clubs and will also come closest to City's valuation for Tévez but they need to convince him that having missed out on the likes of David Beckham, who has re-signed for LA Galaxy, that they are intent on acquiring the players to propel them into being a significant force in European football. Tévez has already agreed personal terms with AC Milan and would appear to favour a move there, although the club had hoped for a loan deal with an option for a permanent transfer, with Inter also in the reckoning despite having had a £21 million bid rejected by City.