Adriano Galliani claims Balotelli has changed radically at Milan

Chief Executive officer of AC Milan, Adriano Galliani has disclosed that Mario Balotelli has changed radically since he joined the club. While with Liverpool last season and previously with Manchester City, the eccentric striker has been renowned as much for his off-the-pitch antics than his play on it, but Galliani insists Balotelli has turned over a new leaf since he last played from Milan in 2014.

“He has an extraordinary attitude, he’s changed radically,” Galliani said. “He’s the first to arrive at [the training centre] and the last to leave. “Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic often wants the players to have breakfast at 8:30 a.m., and he’s always there before 8.

“He’s probably realised that this is his last chance and I’m sure he won’t waste it. His technical ability has never been in question. “If he continues with the approach he’s had in this first week then he’ll be fine.”

AC Milan legend labels Mario Balotelli a real failure

Oops! we know Mario Balotelli could be dramatic on pitch but performance wise he’s trying his best. To AC Milan legend, Jose Altafini he’s nothing short of a failure, doesn’t learn from mistakes and cannot be relied upon. Analysing AC Milan’s performance which hasn’t really been too impressive this season, Altafini feels the Italian international takes the greatest share of the blame and not the current CEO Adriano Galliani.
“The real failure is Balotelli. Adriano has done what he could. By now, it’s no longer a surprise. He just continues always doing the same things. In my opinion, he doesn’t need to be given any more importance, in the expectation and the hope that he will eventually be able to figure something out. The great players distinguish themselves through character and their personality. Well, not in his case. Just compare him with Kaka. I don’t know if selling him is the best solution. The truth is that Milan, in the condition they find themselves in, still need him. Better to wait until the end of the season and then make a decision.”
Credit: goal.com
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