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Heinze still not ready

AFP, Athens
Argentina defender Gabriel Heinze is set for another fallout with Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson after admitting World Cup commitments will prevent him from making his Premiership debut for another two weeks.
The 26-year-old defender hasn't kicked a ball for United since his 6.9-million-pound (12.5-million-dollar) move to Old Trafford from Paris St Germain in the summer.
Since he put pen to paper, he has been away at the Copa America before being summoned to take part in the Olympic Games here where he played a major role in helping Marcelo Bielsa's team win their first ever gold medal.
His impressive performances, as one of the three permitted over-age players, have made him an automatic selection for the Argentine team which faces Peru in a crucial World Cup qualifier on September 4.
"I have to play for Argentina," said Heinze.
"I don't make the schedules. It is a problem for FIFA, for the federations and for the clubs.
"After the Olympics, I will go straight to Argentina to prepare for the World Cup match on September 4 and after that I will go to Manchester."
Heinze will have missed four Premiership matches as well as two Champions League qualifiers by the time he reaches England and can now only make his debut at Bolton on September 11 before United open the group stage of the Champions League at Lyon on September 15.
Heinze, who can play either left back or in central defence, was threatened by Ferguson with spending a large part of his fledgling Old Trafford career on the bench as punishment for going to the Olympics.
His chances of making the starting line-up will be further complicated by the return from an eight-month suspension of England defender Rio Ferdinand.
"I have spoken to the Old Trafford every day to keep them informed," insisted Heinze after Argentina's 1-0 win over Paraguay had delivered a first Olympic gold medal for the country since 1952.
"I am looking forward to getting to England and play for Manchester United. They are the greatest club in the country.
"It has always been one of my goals to play in the Premiership. It is the best league in the world."
Despite Heinze's optimism of making an impact with United, he admitted that the recent gruelling schedule of matches is taking its toll.
"I took a lot of hits and bruises in the final. My body aches but I'm fine, I'm young. I feel like I could play right now."