Mario Balotelli selling off his fleet of supercars including Ferrari and Lamborghini after losing his passion

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 MARIO BALOTELLI is selling off his fleet of supercars including a Ferrari and Lamborghini after losing his passion for them. 

The ex-Manchester City and Liverpool star has been known to collect expensive motors in the past - before crashing them. 

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Mario Balotelli hops into a Maserati in 2011
Mario Balotelli hops into a Maserati in 2011Credit: Ray Bradbury - The Sun
Mario Balotelli famous camouflage Bentley
Mario Balotelli famous camouflage BentleyCredit: Splash News
The striker in another Maserati in 2011
The striker in another Maserati in 2011Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
Mario Balotelli shows off his white Bentley in 2012
Mario Balotelli shows off his white Bentley in 2012Credit: Xposure
Mario Balotelli driving off in a Ferrari in 2014
Mario Balotelli driving off in a Ferrari in 2014Credit: Eamon and James Clarke

But it seems the striker - currently with Sion in Switzerland - has had enough and is cleaning out his garage. 

He told Blick: “In my garage I still have an RSQ8, 500 Abarth and GTR Nismo Nissan with 1400 hp. But I'm also selling the Abarth now."

Balotelli, 32, is no stranger to controversy on and off the pitch but he has also got into bother on the road. 

While with City in 2012, he crashed his Bentley in Manchester city centre, which saw his female passenger sent to hospital.

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