AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has made it clear that the club will have to sell in order to even thinking about making a move for Carlos Tevez.
The Rossoneri are being heavily linked with a summer bid for the Manchester City striker but Galliani says they can only look to bring him in if somebody else departs the San Siro.
"Tevez is a Manchester City player and we will not be doing anything unless someone else leaves first," Galliani told Sky Sports Italia.
"If another club wants to come forward for Tevez, then they are welcome to do so.
"If we do not sell one of our players, then we cannot make any other moves."
