Manchester City's Argentina hitman, Carlos Tevez,26, is convinced he will not make the next World Cup squad, but it seems, that he does not have the "b***s" to quit.

Tevez scored in his country's 4-1 drubbing of world champions Spain on Tuesday. It was his 13th goal in 57 games.

City's new captain opened his heart about his career.

The Sun quoted him, as saying: "I'm considering my future. I'm tired, I'm 26 and I'm getting on. Physically, I'm struggling. I can't handle getting kicked and getting up and having to fight for another 90 minutes. I'm all beaten up."

"The knocks I get in games, like against Spain, start to hurt more and more. If it was up to me I wouldn't be with the national team - I am because of the support I get from the fans, and from my family," he added.

"I still want to play and be part of the set up but I don't know if I'll make it to the 2014 World Cup. I won't go into the tournament better prepared than the last one, so I think it will be difficult for me to make it to 2014," he said. (ANI)