Former Premier League striker Mario Balotelli limps to an ambulance following an Audi Q8 collision

Former Premier League striker Mario Balotelli limps to an ambulance following an Audi Q8 collision

Former Premier League striker Mario Balotelli limps to an ambulance following an Audi Q8 collision,

In Brescia, Mario Balotelli was a part of a catastrophic auto accident.

The striker was at his hometown of Orzinuovi, recovering from an injury sustained while playing for Turkish club Adana Demirspor.

He had previously played for Manchester City and Liverpool. Giornale di Brescia, an Italian daily,

reports that the accident occurred at approximately 8.30 p.m. local time.

According to reports, the 33-year-old seriously damaged his Audi Q8 and activated the airbags when he smashed it into a low wall.

Balotelli managed to get out of the car,

although he was seen limping a little bit as he approached a nearby ambulance.

Giornale di Brescia further assert that Balotelli’s driver’s licence was seized as a result of his refusal to submit to a breathalyser test.

The report also states that Balotelli was picked up from the crash scene and driven home by his brother Enock Barwuah.

After six years apart, Balotelli has expressed his desire to rejoin the Italy national squad after helping his nation qualify for Euro 2024.

Balotelli said to TVPlay, “I still think of myself as the strongest if I’m well.”

“Did Gianluca Scamacca and Giacomo Raspadori participate in the match versus Ukraine? In total,

how many shots did they take? Two?

“I want to get better so I can play for my country. Every time, I wait for the call.

Spalletti and I had a number of meetings. I don’t have a relationship with Napoli,

but we joked around when we met.

Mario Balotelli is a 33-year-old Italian professional football player who was born on August 12, 1990.

He has the right foot. Mario Balotelli, who was born in Palermo, has also represented his native country in the FA Cup for Liverpool, the Premier League for Man City,

the Schweizer Pokal for Sion, Serie B for Monza, Serie A for Brescia, Ligue 1 for Marseille,

Nice, Coppa Italia for Milan, and Serie A for Inter.

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