It's happened, it's today, IT'S HERE.
The moment we've all been waiting for. The highly rated Mario Balotelli might be making his debut in Premier League next weekend match.
He has now finally put pen to paper. A welcome relief for all red fans all over the world.
Rated as one of football's greatest talents, Balotelli has already amassed 33 caps for Italy and has undertaken three international tournaments - the 2012 European Championship, 2013 Confederations Cup and this year's World Cup in Brazil.
Blessed with power, athleticism and incredible technical ability, the striker waited until his 18th birthday before he could officially represent the Azzurri due to the country's immigration laws.
He was born in Palermo on August 12 1990 to Ghanaian settlers Thomas and Rose Barwuah, but was taken in by the Balotelli family before he turned three after a lengthy spell in hospital for an intestinal problem.
Blessed with power, athleticism and incredible technical ability, the striker waited until his 18th birthday before he could officially represent the Azzurri due to the country's immigration laws.
He was born in Palermo on August 12 1990 to Ghanaian settlers Thomas and Rose Barwuah, but was taken in by the Balotelli family before he turned three after a lengthy spell in hospital for an intestinal problem.
The man who drove around Manchester in a Santa suit handing out £20 notes. The man who set off fireworks in his house. The man who threw darts at youth players. The man who has committed even more untold crazy acts COULD be on the way back to the Premier League.
All of the Balotelli news and much, much more is in today's news roundup...
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