The díscolo leading Italian of the AC Milan, Mario Balotelli, has ensured in an interview that would love him go back to work with José Mourinho and also has left want to again by the Manchester City, team to the that never has forgotten
In an interview conceded to the 'Daily Mirror', Mario Balotelli has affirmed that it would like him go back to be under the orders of José Mourinho, the one who ensures that it marked him like footballer in spite of having some difficult starts. "Of course that it would like me play headed by José again. In my first days in the Inter had some problems, but afterwards turned into a mutual respect, and now have a true friendship".
The controversial ariete, in fact, values the capacity of Mourinho to motivate to his players and isolate them of the outside. "Never it is boring to play headed by José. When you are in the team of Mourinho is a family, and trains with the premise that if all is well with the family, does not matter what is happening out of the team".
Of parallel form, Balotelli neither descarta a possible return to the Manchester City, team that carries in the heart. "I said, when I went me of Manchester, that the 'fans' were so good with me that I did not see me playing for another team in England. Have a big support of the fans of the Manchester City during my time there and always go to respect them".
The controversial ariete, in fact, values the capacity of Mourinho to motivate to his players and isolate them of the outside. "Never it is boring to play headed by José. When you are in the team of Mourinho is a family, and trains with the premise that if all is well with the family, does not matter what is happening out of the team".
Of parallel form, Balotelli neither descarta a possible return to the Manchester City, team that carries in the heart. "I said, when I went me of Manchester, that the 'fans' were so good with me that I did not see me playing for another team in England. Have a big support of the fans of the Manchester City during my time there and always go to respect them".