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MARIO BALOTELLI'S fall exaggerate grace critique set entertain continue coop Brazil run off with Vasco party Gama.

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Balotelli, 30, has been pass up a truncheon since having his piece of meat terminated get by without Brescia sort the extreme of aftermost season.

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Mario Balotelli peaked at the Euros - and his Monza spell could help him rediscover a lost spark

In the frantic, frenetic career of Mario Balotelli, Euro 2012 was the high point.

Having just helped Manchester City to the most dramatic of Premier League titles – providing his only assist for the club to set up "Aguerooooo" – he was the outstanding forward in Poland and Ukraine.

At the tournament, he super-charged an Italian side which had flopped at the World Cup two years earlier as reigning champions. They outplayed new world kings Spain in the opening group match, before beating Croatia and Republic of Ireland to reach the knock-outs.

After beating England on penalties having totally outplayed the Three Lions in the quarter-finals, Italy faced Germany in the semis, where Balotelli truly came alive. He scored twice in the first half of a 2-1 win, Germany's goal being a last-minute consolation penalty.

The second goal was one of his most iconic. Riccardo Montolivo lofted a simple ball over the sluggish German defence, and Balotelli, confidence visibly surging through him, took a touch and slammed the ball past Manuel Neuer. He ripped off his shirt in celebration and glared at all around him. This was his stage, and he had performed.

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Berlusconi, Balotelli and Boateng are back! How Silvio, Mario and Kevin-Prince are aiming for the top again at Monza

This article first appeared in the March 2021 issue of FourFourTwo – available to order with free delivery now!

Midway through September 2018, Silvio Berlusconi was enjoying some lunch in the tiny municipality of Arcore, 12 miles from the city of Milan. The octogenarian had been out of football for more than 12 months, having sold Milan to Chinese investors for €740 million and ended 31 largely glorious seasons as Rossoneri president. It seemed the three-time Italian Prime Minister and bunga bunga lover was winding down. That afternoon, however, Berlusconi had a visitor: Adriano Galliani, his trusted former right-hand man, Milan chief executive and good friend, who he still saw often. As they dined, Galliani happened to mention some news – not about Milan, but about Monza, the club he had always supported.

“During lunch, I told him that the Colombo family were looking to sell the club,” Galliani later revealed. “I didn’t say anything else to him. After lunch, he asked everyone present, ‘What would you say if we bought Monza?’

“They said yes. He turned to me and said, ‘Adriano, go