The Football - Mario Balotelli is rumored to be a medium of exchange in
order to get Manchester City AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Roberto
Mancini has dismissed rumors that the call Balotelli will be maintained.
Balotelli is often linked with a move from the City following a series of controversial actions. Mancini himself had said it would sell the Italian striker red-carded after the defeat against Arsenal.
While Ibra, despite appearing bright, mentioned will leave because of dispute with coach Massimiliano Allegri and some of the coaching staff Milan.
Sweden before the tall striker was reportedly wants reunion with former boss Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid, but the Swedish striker recently interested in the English League.
Several Italian media reported that Balotelli may be anchored to the San Siro in a deal that would bring Ibrahimovic to Etihad in the summer. But it was denied firmly by Mancini.
"Ibra is a great player but I think Milan want to sell it," said Mancini told Gazzetta dello Sport reported by the Telegraph.
"Honestly, we have not looked into the transfer market. In the last five weeks, we focus only league only."
"Mario was clear and I repeated it again: Balotelli will stay at Manchester 101 percent," said the manager of the Citizens.
Balotelli is often linked with a move from the City following a series of controversial actions. Mancini himself had said it would sell the Italian striker red-carded after the defeat against Arsenal.
While Ibra, despite appearing bright, mentioned will leave because of dispute with coach Massimiliano Allegri and some of the coaching staff Milan.
Sweden before the tall striker was reportedly wants reunion with former boss Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid, but the Swedish striker recently interested in the English League.
Several Italian media reported that Balotelli may be anchored to the San Siro in a deal that would bring Ibrahimovic to Etihad in the summer. But it was denied firmly by Mancini.
"Ibra is a great player but I think Milan want to sell it," said Mancini told Gazzetta dello Sport reported by the Telegraph.
"Honestly, we have not looked into the transfer market. In the last five weeks, we focus only league only."
"Mario was clear and I repeated it again: Balotelli will stay at Manchester 101 percent," said the manager of the Citizens.
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