Tevez dispute may go beyond FIFA

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United chief executive David Gill has confirmed that the matter is likely to go before FIFA's dispute resolution chamber (DRC), or there is a possibility it could be heard by the player status committee (PSC).

McGuire, an English board member of FIFPro who represent players in disputes that go to the DRC, said: "It could drag on. But FIFA make the regulations on transfer windows and know the time frames - you would hope they take that into account. You can take it to the next stage, to CAS, and that would be the final appeal stage."

Whether a case is suitable for the DRC or PSC depends on the nature of the dispute, if it is club-to-club or player-to-club.

McGuire added: "It's a matter of which avenue is most appropriate. It could be seen as a dispute between Manchester United and West Ham, or between Tevez and West Ham."

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