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Just a few days after the start of his transfer project to Ligue 1, Mario Balotelli finally returned to his current club in Nice. Happy days, right?
Well, there is a slight problem. Balotelli decided to show up for pre-season training with two weeks late after being forced to return to the fold.
The 27-year-old man walked alone yesterday and was photographed later in the gym as rumors continue to swirl around his future.
The French group Nice has indeed issued a statement confirming the return of the former Liverpool striker to the club:
"Tuesday afternoon, Mario Balotelli made his return to the training center from OGC Nice. " it read. "After meeting the Nice team, the Italian striker took part in an individual session, in the field and then in the room."
As we all know now, Mario Balotelli likes to get on his nerves while his new manager and Nice boss Patrick Vieira prefers a more conservative attitude.
Mario Balotelli finally arrived two weeks late for the pre-season training in Nice after breaking off negotiations with Marseille. (Source – Football Italia)
– Kristian Sturt – Transfer News (@FootieWriter) July 18, 2018
Their relationship probably did not start as expected, however, when Balotelli – and his teammate Albadane Plea – was absent for the first day of the first training session of the legend of Arsenal.
The new boss said: "We were supposed to have all the players (available), unfortunately, these two were not there, we try to get to the bottom of things.
A reporter at the conference continued to ask questions about Balotelli and the former Juventus player added:
"We were waiting for him today. It was not there and it was not planned. "
Balotelli's situation at the club is unclear: although his two-year contract has expired at the end of June, Nice still retains 10 million euros for his services.
OGC boss Nice, Patrick Vieira, hit Mario Balotelli for refusing to show up at pre-season training despite being under contract https://t.co/xm1pRkp9pE
– Get French Football News (@GFFN) July 9, 2018
What next for Mario? He will return to the Premier League?
All we know is, never change.
Jack Kenmare
Jack Kenmare is a writer at SPORTbible who interviewed some of the biggest names in sports, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Pelé, Carles Puyol and Tim Henman, who is pbadionate about sports, but football is his name. greatest pbadion: Nicky Butt hit him on the head and lived to tell the story.
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