DIEGO MARADONA admits he is hurt by Carlos Tevez's plight at Manchester City.
Striker Tevez has been hit with an £800,000 fine and is also set to train on his own for the foreseeable future following his apparent refusal to warm up at Bayern Munich.
But Argentina legend Maradona has backed his countryman, saying: "It hurts me to see it happen to Tevez as a player and human being.
"If City want to give him a financial penalty then fine. But the worst thing to do to a player is to stop him playing."
Maradona was more upbeat over son-in-law Sergio Aguero's City fortunes. He added: "Sergio is one of the world's best strikers and is putting in great displays game after game."
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