Ghanaian born Italian footballer, Mario Balotelli, has dissected what he believes to be the main problem with Africa that is driving migration to European countries — the centuries of rape and pillaging of our resources carried out by those same Europeans.
Mario, who plays for Italy, faces racism on an almost daily basis and has to deal with politicians demonizing migrants to Europe.
Ghanaian born Italian football player Mario Balotelli of course is no stranger to controversy himself but even he cannot fathom what is happening to rap icon Kanye West.
West in recent days has been making some very questionable claims, one especially centred around him describing African Americans staying enslaved for 400 years as a ‘choice’.
Former Black Stars midfielder Sulley Ali Muntari became the latest black player to suffer racial abuse in Italy after fans of Cagliari directed chants at him.
Muntari was turning out for his side Pescara against Cagliari at the latter’s Stadio Sant’Elia when the home fans started chanting at Muntari.
OGC Nice’s brand new striker Mario Balotelli has spoken out on his rotten few years as a player of Liverpool FC in England.
Mario, one of football’s truest nomads, joined French side Nice on a free transfer at the end of the last transfer window, with his Liverpool adventure brought to an ignominious end.
Looks like stubbornness off the pitch and indolence on it doesn’t pay at all.
Balotelli at this point has been given a third, fourth and fifth chance by the big clubs, and his attitude has always let him down. It’s become bad to the point that he had to be farmed all across the continent, and no club was willing to take him but a mid table French side on the last day of the window.
Mario Balotelli says that when it came time to choose where to commit his international career to, it was never a choice.
Balotelli chose to play for the land of his adoptive parents when he turned 18 and received his Italian passport. At the time, there was significant clamouring for him to represent the country of his birth parents.
Well, not really; he took a selfie standing quite some distance behind the pope.
The Italian club A.C Milan, who counts amongst their squad members Balotelli and Kevin-Prince Boateng, paid a visit to the Pope in Rome Friday, ahead of the side’s Italian Cup final game against Kwadwo Asamoah’s Juventus on Saturday.
More allegations of bribery influencing the selection process into the Black Stars surfaced Friday when the biological father of Mario Barwuah Balotelli told a local radio station than an FA official had made a bribery demand of him.
According to Thoman Barwuah, the unnamed official asked him to pay money to grant his other footballer son, Enoch Barwuah, access into the Black Stars, and also for the official to manage him.
When you think of footballers and the word crazy, a few names come to mind. Eric Cantona is one, Paolo Di Canio is another, Diego Maradona had his days.
But these are all players of time past; in recent years, it is unanimously accepted that Mario Balotelli has taken over that mantle.
I don’t know where exactly Muntari is getting this from, because whilst many players can claim they weren’t treated well, his problems has mainly been his doing.
The new Al-Ittihad midfielder told Starr that he believes the ill-treatment we mete out to our players might have lost us some top class talent in the past.
Ghanaian born Italian footballer Mario Balotelli has lost his adopted father after a protracted battle with illness
With the transfer window still opened, many football fans are keen to see who is going where for the next season. It has emerged today that, Liverpool placed a £16million bid which has been accepted by AC Milan for Italy striker Mario Balotelli, 24.
Balotelli has been offered £90,000-a-week to move to Anfield and the transfer is nearly complete, subject to personal terms.
Last month, Brendan Rodgers said Liverpool was not going to sign the errant Italy striker but it seems the team has had a change of heart.
Mario Balotelli is at it again—and this time, the Italian striker knows he has an upper hand over the English people and as such have made a cheeky proposal that if he scores to keep England’s World Cup 2014 dream alive with victory over Costa Rica, the Queen must kiss him… Last night’s England defeat … Read more
To many people including Mario Balotelli, the beauty and essence of freedom of expression does not only rest with words—-it extents to how freely one can express himself through weird haircuts and tattoos… Known for his excellent football skills, Balotelli continues to showcase his uniqueness through several artistic haircuts. And today, he shared a photo … Read more
Cecile Kyenge, the Italian Minister for Integration who was eager to hear Mario Balotelli’s no nonsense views on racism invited the football star and others for a meeting, and she might have been disappointed as Mario failed to show up—he rather opted to sleep. Is this guy for real at all? According to UK Metro; … Read more
