Bad boy Valotelli's trip to K League, is this for real?Lunar New Year The news of surprise is out
Jan 29, 2025
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French media Foot Mercato mentioned the possibility of Valotelli's surprise trip to Korea on the 29th (Korea time). He even gave the title of `Korea to Save Mario Balotelli.'
'Vallotelli and his aides, whose journey with Genoa is about to end, are already looking for a new destination. 'According to our information, a remarkable way out might open up.'"
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Genoese sports director Marco Ottolina "Balotelli has been pushed out of the main race, but he is still motivated to play and that is his biggest advantage. We will try to find a solution suitable for everyone in the transfer market over the next few days,' he said, hinting at a possible transfer.
Born in 1990, Valotelli is a talented striker who has played in big European clubs such as Inter Milan, AC Milan (Italy), Manchester City, Liverpool (England), Nice and Marseille (France) and has scored 14 goals in 36 A matches for the Italian national team. With a height of 1m90 and natural quickness, he has been attracting attention as a 'talented' since childhood, but he has earned the nickname 'evil' due to unexpected unexpected behavior. He is also popular as an issue maker among domestic fans.
A situation where Valotel himself has no intention of retiring yet and hopes for a new challenge. Finding a team that can play is the only solution. Foot Mercato wrote that two K League 12 clubs are ready to re-enter the recruitment of Valotelli under the title of `two Korean clubs on the hunt again.' It added that "'Korea's winter transfer market is open until March 27, 2025, so there is ample time for Valotelli to terminate his contract through a smooth agreement with Genoa and finalize all administrative detailed procedures for transferring to South Korea.'" Valotelli, who received a love call from multiple teams including Japan, Australia and India a few months ago, is also putting more weight on overseas transfers, he said, claiming that Japan is the most likely destination after Korea.
The media then wrote 'Vallotelli's goals are very clear at the moment. It is to rediscover the joy of playing for a club that can be guaranteed a place to play and loved by fans. The two clubs in South Korea offered much higher salaries than Genoa last year, but it was not achieved because Valotelli hoped to make a comeback in Serie A. 'Valotelli has never complained about lack of playing time or rotation exclusion. Valotelli concluded, 'If you don't want more than to play soccer with a smile, South Korea is still dreaming of signing him'
In the new season of the Eulsa year, will there be a showdown between Jesse Lingard and Akdong Balotelli, the "FC Seoul Captain from Manchester United", at the K-League ground. Lunar New Year K-League fans are excited about the possibility of a lie-like match.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
