It’s an open secret: Mario Balotelli does not have his tongue in his pocket and he has demonstrated it again in recent hours. A few days after emerging unscathed from an impressive road accident near Brescia in Italy, the former Transalpine international (36 caps, 14 goals) spoke about his career at TVPlay on Twitch mainly evoking his delicate time at Liverpool.
In the space of two seasons, the current Adana Demirspor player, who played for Manchester City and AC Milan, has never managed to establish himself on the banks of the Mersey (28 appearances, 4 goals). In addition to his difficulties in proving himself indispensable to the Reds, his experience at Anfield was above all marked by a tumultuous relationship with his coach at the time, Brendan Rogers. It was also during his interview that “Super Mario” recalled that the 50-year-old technician had been “the worst coach” worked with since his professional debut. If, however, he tempered his remarks by considering that his former coach had demonstrated certain qualities during training sessions, he nevertheless considers that the latter is a “disaster” in human terms. Not sure that Mario Balotelli’s statements are to the taste of the Northern Irish…
