MARIO BALOTELLI no longer has an interest in high-performance cars and has consequently decided to unload his collection of exotic autos.

As his career progressed, the former Manchester City and Liverpool footballer amassed a collection of luxury cars, which he subsequently wrecked in a series of accidents.

 

Mario Balotelli hops into a Maserati in 2011 Credit: Ray Bradbury – The Sun

Mario Balotelli famous camouflage Bentley Credit: Splash News

 

The striker in another Maserati in 2011 Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd

 

Mario Balotelli shows off his white Bentley in 2012 Credit: Xposure

A Ferrari was spotted being driven by Mario Balotelli in 2014.This achievement is due in large part to Eamon and James Clarke.

The striker, who currently plays for Swiss club Sion, appears to have hit his breaking point and is clearing out his garage.

When asked about his collection of exotic vehicles, he told Blick, “In my garage, I still have an RSQ8, a 500 Abarth, and a GTR Nismo Nissan with 1400 horsepower.” Nonetheless, I’ve chosen to sell the Abarth as well.

Balotelli, at 32, is no stranger to controversy on or off the field of play, and he has even gotten himself into trouble on the road.

In 2012, while he was still a player for City, he was involved in an accident that put his female passenger to the hospital.

That took place after an accident he had with his Audi A8 on Chester Road, Hulme, two years prior.

Balotelli is well-known for ramming his late agent Mino Raiola’s car into a pole while reversing it while playing for Nice in France. This actually happened.

In 2020, at six in the morning on New Year’s Day, the Italian forward extended his run of bad luck on the road by getting into a car accident.

When Balotelli’s smaller Fiat 500 Abarth slammed into the gate of a bakery in Brescia’s northern neighborhood, he was riding as a passenger.

The attacker spent a year in Turkey with Adana Demirspor before signing with Sion in 2022.

However, Balotelli’s squad is in last place despite him scoring six goals in sixteen games this season.

He hasn’t contributed to his goal total yet, but this month marks his first in five long months.

Mario Balotelli is now playing his football with Sion in SwitzerlandCredit: AFP