Boss sorry to see Mario go
Date published: 01 February 2013
MANCHESTER City manager Roberto Mancini will probably answer questions about Mario Balotelli for the last time as he meets the media to preview Sunday's clash with Liverpool.
Mancini's pre–match press conferences have been dominated by talk of the controversial striker and his misdemeanours.
Balotelli is now an AC Milan player after completing a move reportedly worth £19million.
"We are very sorry because he leaves, but we hope Mario can improve and work hard because he is a top, top player," Mancini said.
With no moves to sign a replacement for Balotelli before the transfer deadline, it is thought reserve striker John Guidetti could soon be promoted to City’s senior squad.
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