Mario Balotelli was spared injuries.
Mario Balotelli is currently playing in Turkey. PDO
Top soccer player Mario Balotelli, 33, crashed his car Thursday night in Brescia, Italy.
According to the Daily Mail Balotelli lost control of his car and crashed his Audi Q8 into a concrete embankment. The impact was so strong that the car’s airbags went off. Daily Mail says the value of the car is 100,000 pounds, i.e. about 114,000 euros.
Balotelli managed to get out of the car on his own and was left lying on the ground. Based on the video published by Marca, the front end of Balotelli’s car suffered severe damage. In the video, Balotelli is being led into an ambulance.
According to reports, Balotelli escaped injury.
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According to the local police, Balotelli refused the breathalyzer test, which is why the police confiscated the player’s driver’s license.
Balotelli’s brother Enock Barwuah arrived to pick up his brother and took the attacker home.
in Turkey
This was not the first time Balotelli crashed his car.
In Great Britain, it is well remembered when Balotelli crashed his Audi R8 car in 2010. Balotelli, who represented Manchester City at the time, was found with £5,000 in cash in his car. The police asked Balotelli about the purpose of the cash.
– Because I’m rich, Balotelli had answered.
Balotelli currently plays in the Turkish premier league for the Adana Dermispor team. He joined the club on a one-year contract. He was in Brescia recovering from an injury.
The Italian has played five matches in which he has scored three goals. Adana Dermispor is third in the league.
According to the Daily Mail, Balotelli had stated earlier this week that he wants to return to the Italian national team. He last represented Italy in 2018.
– If I’m fit, I still consider myself the strongest. I always hope to be called to the national team.
Balotelli played last season for FC Sion, Switzerland. He got into the middle of a commotion there when he showed the middle finger to the fans.