Milan reject Balotelli rumors
Silvio Berlusconi has ended talk that AC Milan are interested in Mario Balotelli, describing the Manchester City striker as a "rotten apple".
Balotelli has been linked with a move to Milan as a possible replacement for the already-departured Pato and Robinho, who is expected to leave during the current transfer window, but Berlusconi has ruled the move out.
The Rossoneri president said: "The name of Balotelli never came into my thoughts, he is a rotten apple and could infect every group where he goes, even Milan.
"I'm sorry to say this, but in Milan is very important to the human aspect. If you put a rotten apple in the locker room can infect all the others."
Italy international Balotelli has been out of favour at the Etihad following his lacklustre display in the Manchester derby against Manchester United and was recently pictured confronting manager Roberto Mancini during a training session.
Trending Now
-
Beckham hints MLS return as owner
David Beckham has been tipped for a return to MLS as owner of a new club, following t... -
Chelsea, United in CR7 bidding war
Cristiano Ronaldo is at the center of a bidding war after it emerged the Manchester U... -
Mourinho: Worst season of my career
Real coach Jose Mourinho's side lost 2-1 in the Copa del Rey final against Atletico M... -
Ferguson amazed by Mancini sacking
Sir Alex Ferguson found it "quite amazing" that Manchester City decided to sack Rober... -
Santos reject Barcelona bid for Neymar
Santos vice-president Odilio Rodrigues has confirmed that the club have already rejec...
SOCCER Headlines
-
Ferguson amazed at Man City | Rooney not Ferguson's problem
-
Stoke's Jones apologizes for smashing teammate's car
-
Report: Magpies owner offers bonus if team beats Arsenal
-
Paper Chase: Chelsea, Man United in Ronaldo bidding war
-
Stoke investigates club prank | Snout of order? | Probe
-
Final honor: Fergie scoops Barclays manager of the year
-
Mertesacker to stay at Arsenal | Wenger closes in on Sanogo
-
Special One: Lampard would welcome Mourinho Blues return
-
Schaerlaeckens: All on the line for a handful of clubs
-
Gunners boss denies approach for Man United's Rooney

Member Comments
Please note by clicking on "Post comment" you acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Use and the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms. Be Polite. Inappropriate posts may be removed by the moderator.