Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sent off with a straight red card during AC Milan's 3-1 win against Parma in the Serie A on Saturday.
The Swedish striker appeared to say something to referee Fabio Maresca, prompting the match official to give him the marching orders.
- Zlatan said something in the direction of the referee:
- A red card was immediately brandished:
- Ibrahimovic just stood there, completely baffled:
- But Maresca was defiant:
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Mario Balotelli has a reputation of being on the most erratic players in modern football and the Italian's former teammates have stories to back those claims.
Brazilian midfielder Kerlon, who played alongside Balotelli at Inter Milan, once told ESPN Brazil: "Balotelli is a very nice guy and an extraordinary person, but he did some unbelievable things off the pitch.
"He had a habit of arriving at training before anyone else and peeing on all the players' boots... it was very funny. I've never seen a kid of 18 years do it, and to not feel sorry for any of it, even to Julio Cesar and Maicon."
Balotelli left Inter in 2010 and went on to play for Manchester City, AC Milan, Liverpool, Nice, Marseille and Brescia. The 30-year-old is currently turning out for Serie B side Monza.
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"Let him stay, let him stay at Barcelona. He's good there. It's good for La Liga if he stays," the Real Madrid boss added.
Leo Messi's current deal with Barcelona expires in the summer. However, after the arrival of Barca's new president Joan Laporta, it is now expected that the 33-year-old will extend his Blaugrana deal.
