Balotelli And Mancini 'In Dramatic Bust-Up' Mario Balotelli's future at Man City is cast into doubt again after photos emerged showing him apparently clashing with his boss.

 Kocha wa Man City wakikunyana na Balotelli mchezaji wake, Kocha Mancini wako katika ugonvi mkubwa na Balotelli hadi sasa kuna uwezekano wa mchezaji huyo kuuzwa kwenye team nyingi sasa jibu ni hapo kocha wa team gani atakubari kumchukua.

 Kocha akimwambia jambo Balotelli

 Hapa Mancini kocha wa Man City akimweleza jambo Balotelli walivyo kuwa uwanja wa mazoezi

 Balotelli akisuiwa asimsogelee kosha wake

Gallery: Man City Pair In Training Ground Clash

Temperamental Italian footballer Mario Balotelli has been involved in an apparent furious training ground bust-up with his Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini.

The alleged clash, which was caught on camera by photographers, again casts doubt over the striker's future at the Premier League-winning club.

Mancini apparently lost his temper with his Italian compatriot after Balotelli made a reckless challenge on team-mate Scott Sinclair at the club's Carrington training base on the outskirts of Manchester.

Pictures show Mancini gripping Balotelli's orange bib in an apparent rage, before the two men are separated by members of the coaching staff.

An eyewitness, quoted in the Manchester Evening News, said: "Mancini ran at him - he was furious. He grabbed hold of him and appeared to try and throw him on the floor. 

The pair were separated by coaching staff (Pic: Eamonn and James Clarke)

"It looked like Mario was too strong and he couldn't get him down. Then all the coaches ran in to separate them but Mancini was having none of it. He kept trying to break free and have a go at him again."

Balotelli was also pictured walking to his car in the car park after the end of the session.

The 22-year-old has been no stranger to controversy since he arrived in Manchester from Inter Milan in 2010.

Just days after signing for City, he hit the headlines after crashing his Audi R8 en route to the club's training ground.

He was found to be carrying £5,000 in cash at the time of the accident and when police asked why, he reportedly replied: "Because I am rich."

In October 2001, the Italian had another run-in with the emergency services after a firework was set off in the bathroom of his home, triggering a fire.

The next day, he scored in the Manchester derby and celebrated by revealing a T-shirt with the words: "Why always me?"