Wednesday links: More on Tevez

I'll be heading off to Turin later today for the Juventus game on Thursday evening, so here's some quick links on the continuing issue of Carlos Tevez's future:

• City are set to sue Tevez and his representatives should the Argentinian walk away from the club. [guardian.co.uk]
• But Tevez may be willing to stay for now on the condition he gets to move next summer. [Gulf News]
• And Tevez arrived back at the club and trained yesterday (Tuesday). [guardian.co.uk]
• Kia Joorabchian says it is not money, but City reneging on 'specific promises'. [telegraph.co.uk]
• An excellent piece from Henry Winter says that the club is bigger than any one player. [telegraph.co.uk]
• Whilst Paul Hayward suggests Tevez's revolt is an attack on the big clubs. [guardian.co.uk]
• An excellent analysis from James Ducker on the Cook-Joorabchian fall out (subscription required). [times.co.uk]
• Kevin McCarra suggests Tevez has exposed City's lack of forward thinking. [guardian.co.uk]
• Mark Ogden reports City are set to step up interest in Edin Dzeko. [telegraph.co.uk]
• Jack Pitt-Brooke analysis the Tevez issue in more depth. [TLDORC]
• Who should be City's next captain? MCFC Forum debates the topic. [mcfcforum.co.uk]