Leading agent Kia Joorabchian claims Carlos Tevez could return to Brazil with Corinthians in the next two years. Joorabchian has also revealed ambitious plans to bring a number of other European-based stars back to Brazil.
The Manchester City striker took in a successful two-year spell in Brazil between 2004 and 2006 and the 27 year old has said he would like to return in the future.
Joorabchian is one of the men behind a number of Tevez's big-money moves, believes a second stint in Brazil could be on the cards.
He has informed Corinthians that he can help bring the Argentinean back to South America within the next two years.
"I want to help Corinthians in their sporting quest," Joorabchian told TV Gazeta.
"I can guarantee that Carlos Tevez would be happy to return to Brazil and play for Corinthians.
"I would like a deal to be done swiftly, but in reality it would probably take a couple of years."
He added: "I also want three more players to make the club the best in America.
"My desire would be to get Anderson [from Manchester United], Heurelho Gomes [from Tottenham] and Nilmar [from Villarreal ].
"Money will not be a problem. Carlos loves Brazil and I think it is all very feasible."
