Mario Balotelli will intend to finish off the ideal year by stirring Italy to Euro 2012 magnificence in Kiev on Sunday.
The compelling striker has by now played a major role in winning Manchester City's first league title in 44 years, plotting the closing moment’s goal for Sergio Aguero against QPR that captured the trophy from Manchester United's grip.
Currently he is having the similar impact for Italy.
Balotelli's semi-final dual against Germany in Warsaw not simply established Italy's berth in the final against Spain, it has also stir him into the group on three goals at present leading the Golden Boot standings, and he is the lone one of them who can put in to his score.
Little surprise the 21-year-old took the odd step of escaping to converse straight away following the game.
And his words appeared to emphasize the astonishing maturity he has revealed all the way through the contest, a U-turn from temperamental Mario to outstanding Mario.
"We won the league at Manchester City so having a good season for me doesn't depend on winning the Euros," he said.
"If we don't win it, it wouldn't spoil the other things but it would be special."
Currently he is having the similar impact for Italy.
Balotelli's semi-final dual against Germany in Warsaw not simply established Italy's berth in the final against Spain, it has also stir him into the group on three goals at present leading the Golden Boot standings, and he is the lone one of them who can put in to his score.
Little surprise the 21-year-old took the odd step of escaping to converse straight away following the game.
And his words appeared to emphasize the astonishing maturity he has revealed all the way through the contest, a U-turn from temperamental Mario to outstanding Mario.
"We won the league at Manchester City so having a good season for me doesn't depend on winning the Euros," he said.
"If we don't win it, it wouldn't spoil the other things but it would be special."
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