Sir Alex Ferguson is still hopeful of a positive resolution to Carlos Tevez's ongoing transfer saga.
Reports in the media have suggested the striker would leave Old Trafford at the end of this season following a two-year loan deal.
However, on the back of United's win at Wigan - in which Tevez netted a vital equaliser - Sir Alex broke his silence on the matter, and confirmed that the Argentine is very much on his wanted list.
"I think we've had progress today," the manager told MUTV. "David Gill's had a good meeting today, I've spoken to Carlos and we've given him an offer we hope he accepts. That's where we are.
"He's a great little player and once again he's shown his mettle. He's scored so many important goals and he's got another one for us tonight."
Tevez's all-action approach established him as a fans' favourite within weeks of his arrival at Old Trafford last season, and Sir Alex admits the striker's attitude is commendable.
"They (the fans) love him because he's a trier," he said. "He's got tremendous skill, of course, but he never gives in. That's a great quality to have in the modern game, he's got the hunger to fight all the time and it's a wonderful thing to see."
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