Milan's joint-CEO Adriano Galliani calls Mario Balotelli’s behaviour ‘exemplary’ and praises Sinisa Mihajlovic.
Balotelli re-joined the Rossoneri this summer following a difficult spell at Liverpool, and had to agree to a number of rules about his behaviour.
“His behaviour has been exemplary,” Galliani told Sky at the official squad presentation at Casa Milan.
Milan's joint-CEO Adriano Galliani calls Mario Balotelli’s behaviour ‘exemplary’ and praises Sinisa Mihajlovic.
Balotelli re-joined the Rossoneri this summer following a difficult spell at Liverpool, and had to agree to a number of rules about his behaviour.
“His behaviour has been exemplary,” Galliani told Sky at the official squad presentation at Casa Milan.
“I think Mario has understood that it’s time to change. He doesn’t lack anything technically, if he wants to get back to being a top player then it all depends on him.
“There’s nothing stopping him.”
Diavolo Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic also received a rapturous welcome from the club’s supporters today, despite his Inter past.
“He knows how to make himself loved. No-one remembers where he coached, where he played and what he did, because everyone considers him to be someone important.
“So the impact he’s had with Milan fans has been good.”
Galliani himself did not receive such a welcome, with the Milan Ultras unveiling a banner declaring that the greatest transfer market coup would be Galliani's resignation.