SUPER MARIO : Quand Mario Balotelli explique pourquoi il a choisi Nice

À la surprise générale l’ex-attaquant de Liverpool avait décidé de poser ses valises dans le sud de la France. Alors que de nombreuses personnes ne croyaient déjà plus en ses qualités, Super Mario leur a donné tort en brillant avec les Aiglons.

En effet, la saison passée, il a été le grand artisan de la 3ème place niçoise en inscrivant plusieurs buts très importants. L’excentrique Balotelli a toujours été critiqué pour son manque de sérieux et de discipline dans les clubs où il est passé, ce qui lui a certainement valu de passer à côté d’une énorme carrière proportionnelle à son talent. Mais, Mario n’a pas dit son dernier mot, avec une stabilité retrouvée du côté de la Côte d’Azur, il espère toujours rejouer dans un top club européen. Par ailleurs, il est revenu sur ce pourquoi il a décidé de rejoindre l’OGC Nice.

 

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