http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mario-Balotelli-c23937’s agent has come forth and insisted that the forward will not be going anywhere and will continue to see out his contract at the Eastlands.
Balotelli made the headlines once again, however, the forward was in the headlines for all the wrong reasons one more time.
The forward was part of the City squad that took on http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429, but following a very poor start, everyone expected Balotelli to go on and do something rather ridiculous in the game.
The Italian went on to do just that, as he made a series of reckless challenges and was eventually shown a red card in the dying stages of the game.
This is not the first time that Balotelli has gone on to do something that could have a massive impact on City and is quite possibly not the last time.
Despite having scored nineteen goals this season, it is still unclear whether the striker will remain at City or not.
However, according to the player’s agent, there is no question about his future, as he is going to be sticking around at the club till the end of his contract.
Mino Raiola, when talking about his client is quoted to have said: "In http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749, only tabloids write about Balotelli and I use them to clean my car"
"People expect always a lot from Mario so everything he does is amplified. Mario wants to do well for Mancini, who is a big friend of Balotelli.”
"http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mancini-c23323 says Balotelli will be sold this summer? I don’t think so. I will talk to the club and Mancini."
However, Raiola also went on to apologize to Song, but claimed that Balotelli’s actions during the game were purely unintentional and that he meant no harm to anyone.
"I spoke with Balotelli and he was very sorry for what happened today," Raiola said. "I didn’t see the incident but like Mancini said, things can happen.”
"I don’t want to discuss the chance that Balotelli can leave the Premier League. If Mario wanted to leave he didn’t need to do it like this but simply to ask the club."
It is now up to City to decide just what they want to do with the player and whether they want to sell him, or keep him around.
Tags: