Addio Balo.. Balotelli to Liverpool

Bye Balotelli, Addio Balotelli...

Menurut beberapa laporan di Italia dan Inggris, Milan dan Liverpool sudah menemukan kesepakatan untuk transfer Balotelli dengan nilai € 20 juta untuk transfer permanen. Balotelli mengatakan hari ini "Ini akan menjadi hari terakhir saya di Milanello" dan memang ia telah mengosongkan lokernya di Milanello dan mengucapkan selamat tinggal kepada rekan tim.

Kemudian hari ini, agen Mino Raiola akan negosiasi rincian kontrak baru dengan Reds. 
Dilaporkan bahwa permintaan adalah kontrak lima tahun senilai € 6.000.000 bersih per musim,di mana ia cuma mendapatkan € 2.000.000 jika masih menjadi   pemain Milan. Rekan tim merasa ada sesuatu yang salah dengan Mario di mana ketidakhadirannya dalam pertandingan melawan Valencia adalah "mencurigakan" (alasan resmi adalah flu).
Balotelli dilatih di bawah bimbingan pelatih Diavolo Pippo Inzaghi hari ini - untuk terakhir kalinya.

Balotelli akan segera bergabung Raiola di Liverpool dan kemungkinan besar medical check-up di hari berikutnya. Balotelli adalah pencetak gol terbanyak Rossoneri tahun lalu, dengan 18 gol yang dicetak di 41 penampilan di semua kompetisi, 14 di antaranya berada di Serie A

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According to several reports in Italy and England, Milan and Liverpool have already found an agreement over the 24-year-old and Pool will pay Milan €20 million for the permanent transfer of the player. Balotelli said today “This will be my last day at Milanello” and indeed he has already emptied his locker at Milanello and said goodbye to his teammates.

Later today, the agent Mino Raiola will negotiate the details of the new contract with Reds. It’s reported that the demand is a five-year deal worth €6 million net per season, which is €2 million than what he used to earn as a Milan player. It’s said that the teammates felt something was wrong with Mario as his absence in the game against Valencia was “suspicious” (the official reason was a flu). Balotelli trained under the guidance of the Diavolo coach Pippo Inzaghi today – for the last time.

Balotelli will soon join Raiola in Liverpool and will most likely have his medical check-ups in the next days. Balotelli was the Rossoneri’s top scorer last year, with 18 goals scored in 41 appearances in all competitions, 14 of them being in Serie A

Balotelli to Milan , Why Always Me ?

Mario Barwuah Balotelli is an Italian footballer who plays as a striker for A.C. Milan and the Italy national team. Born: August 12, 1990 (age 22), Palermo
Height: 6' 2" (1.89 m)
Weight: 194 lbs (88 kg)
Parents: Thomas Barwuah, Rose Barwuah

 Mario Balotelli says he had no hesitation in deciding to move from Manchester City to AC Milan because it had been a long-term ambition.
The Italy striker is having a medical before a proposed transfer to the seven-time European champions for an initial fee of 22m euros (£19m).
 City signed Balotelli from Inter Milan for £24m in 2010 and he scored 30 goals in 80 appearances for the club.
He helped City to the Premier League title last season, but has managed only three strikes in 20 matches this time round.
Berlusconi has already apologised to Balotelli for suggesting he could be a ‘rotten apple’ in the dressing-room following his well-publicised problems at the Etihad Stadium.
Hundreds of Ultras waving banners and setting off fireworks and flares gathered outside Milan's Giannino Restaurant where he was set to dine with the club's hierarchy.

Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has described the imminent signing of Mario Balotelli as a 'dream come true'.

Quoted on the club's website, he said: 'I certainly do not have to introduce Mario Balotelli.

'It is a dream come true and something that we all wanted, with the president Silvio Berlusconi at the forefront.

'With the arrival of Mario, we have strengthened our team a lot.

'We have worked so hard and Mario has been in our hearts for a long time and finally we have succeeded in signing him.'

And Massimo Moratti, chairman of Inter Milan who sold Balotelli to City, believes he will be a good signing for their rivals.

‘It was a good business for Milan,’ said Moratti. ‘We already had him, so we didn't need him. He can be useful to Berlusconi for many reasons.’