Milan and Liverpool have reportedly agreed a free loan deal for Mario Balotelli, but there’s disagreement over wages.
It was reported earlier today that the Reds would pay half of the striker’s wages, but it appears there is still disagreement over how he will be paid.
Sky reports that the two clubs have reached a total agreement for the Italian international, with Balotelli arriving on a free loan with a non-mandatory buyout clause.
Milan and Liverpool have reportedly agreed a free loan deal for Mario Balotelli, but there’s disagreement over wages.
It was reported earlier today that the Reds would pay half of the striker’s wages, but it appears there is still disagreement over how he will be paid.
Sky reports that the two clubs have reached a total agreement for the Italian international, with Balotelli arriving on a free loan with a non-mandatory buyout clause.
However, the news outlet explains that the only thing holding up the deal is how the forward’s reported salary of €6m would be paid.
There is speculation that Balotelli could even agree to a wage cut in order to see the move go through, reducing the amount the Rossoneri would have to pay.