Manchester United are at breaking point with regards to Carlos Tevez, as the striker is in talks with a host of clubs.

The Manchester Evening News report that Man United are fed up with the player, who has not responded favourably to phone calls from Sir Alex Ferguson asking for the Argentine hitman to reconsider his decision to depart from Old Trafford.

Tevez feels that he has been given the raw end of the stick by the Red Devils, spending many matches on the bench in the last campaign. However, the club is getting edgy that the complicated transfer is dragging into oblivion.

Man United were hoping that the former West Ham star would decide his future within days of his season's end after Argentina's clash with Bolivia, but the striker's camp is letting negotiations drag out; content to hear out the best offer available. The United board is said to be furious about this.

Manchester United are willing to pay the £25.5 million required by MSI, along with a generous wage packet for the striker. Tevez has rejected all the offers so far.

Meanwhile, bitter rivals Manchester City are set to offer the hitman a player a 75% increase on his current wage, with a reported £140,000 a week after tax said to be in the works.