Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has launched an appeal to the Premier League against the fine of six weeks' wages imposed on him by the club, BBC Sport understands.
Tevez was fined ?1.2m after being found guilty of gross misconduct, and lost a subsequent appeal to the club's board.
The Premier League will now need to schedule a hearing, although it is unclear when it will take place.
The ongoing dispute has cost Tevez, 27, ?9.3m in wages, fines and lost bonuses.
It is still the case that the player is not expected to leave Manchester City before the transfer window closes on Tuesday evening and the decision to appeal against the fine will further complicate any return to the club.
Should tevez fight this or should he cut his losses ?
Tevez was fined ?1.2m after being found guilty of gross misconduct, and lost a subsequent appeal to the club's board.
The Premier League will now need to schedule a hearing, although it is unclear when it will take place.
The ongoing dispute has cost Tevez, 27, ?9.3m in wages, fines and lost bonuses.
It is still the case that the player is not expected to leave Manchester City before the transfer window closes on Tuesday evening and the decision to appeal against the fine will further complicate any return to the club.
Should tevez fight this or should he cut his losses ?

Rapidly making himself unemployable in the prem, it's full of spoilt nob heads at the best, he's got to be running as top nob head, who'd have him !
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