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Mario Balotelli finally released his truths 463

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Mario Balotelli meets journalists and delivers his own version of his adventures off the pitch. Super Mario believes that one day he will win the Ballon d’Or.

Mario Balotelli has shared his truth and believes he will one day become the best player in the world

Mario Balotelli has shared his truth and believes he will one day become the best player in the world

Mario Balotelli has showed brilliance since his return to Serie A (5 goals in 5 league) spoke of his desire to become the best player in the world. Above all, he took the media platform to set the record straight with the journalists, according to him, guilty of inventing the vast majority of information about him, including the time he moved to Inter Milan and Manchester city. This time he is tired of doing covers of tabloids of all kinds, he wants to be “treated like a normal guy”.

“Some people really do not know how to earn a living and try to take advantage of others.Gossip is one thing but what these people would do is almost crime. Many of the stories that are told about me are false. I would say that 0.01% of truth in it.” In this flood of invented stories, he denies having set fire to his apartment after using fireworks in his bathroom, denies having fought with supporters of Manchester United and ensures that he has never worn socks of AC Milan during a workout when he played for Inter.

Mario Balotelli fits in AC Milan as he celebrates with his best friend El Shaarawy

Mario Balotelli fits in AC Milan as he celebrates with his best friend El Shaarawy

His truths restored, Mario talked about his biggest dream: to become the greatest player in the world. At age 22, he believes that there are three players in front of him in the hierarchy of the best footballers in the world. “There are three players I really admire because they are better than me. This is Lionel Messi, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo.” In contrast to this pretty trio, Balotelli has always been absent from the ceremony which rewards the best player in the world. 

““It is completely my own fault if I haven’t won the Ballon d’Or yet. In this sport you need to sacrifice a lot, and when I was young I grew up without the norms many kids have. Even if I have a nice house or nice cars, sometimes I just want to live a normal life. I want to become the best player in the world and score a lot of goals.”“, he is aware of what remains to be done.

Unusual awareness on the part of the former Inter Milan striker and a pleasure to see, Impressive maturity since his transfer to the Rossoneri where he immediately took the key of the attack, he seems focused on its primary objective. “I want to be the strongest in the world and still score more goals. For that, I have to improve in all areas of the game”.