LIVERPOOL WANT MARIO BALOTELLI TO SIGN A GOOD-CONDUCT CLAUSE TO SEAL £16MILLION ANFIELD MOVE

History: Balotelli has a history of weird and wacky incidents on and off the football pitch

The controversial striker is expected to seal a move to Anfield and has aleready said his goodbyes to AC Milan team-mates

Liverpool will only sign Mario Balotelli if the player agrees to conduct clauses in his contract.

A £16million fee was agreed with AC Milan for the striker yesterday, but sources close to Brendan Rodgers suggest there are still some “significant hurdles” to overcome in talks, even though the financial terms have already largely been agreed.

We understand only if the representatives agree to stringent clauses relating to Balotelli’s behaviour will Rodgers even meet the player, who flew into the city last night after saying his goodbyes to staff and players at Milan’s training ground.

A statement on the Milanese club’s website read: “Mario Balotelli drove out of Milanello at 13.30 after saying good-bye to his team-mates and the club’s press staff.”

However, only after the striker and his agent Mino Raiola accept tough proposals over his conduct will the deal progress.

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