Palermo have reportedly given Liverpool forward Mario Balotelli 24 
hours to make his mind up on their contract offer and accept a move to 
the club.
The 26-year-old has a chance to join the Rosanero on loan and return 
to the place of his birth to try and get his career on track as his 
opportunities continue to diminish.
However, the biggest stumbling block in negotiations is his wage 
demands, with the Serie A outfit raising their proposal to pay €1m of 
his €5.8m salary per year, with Liverpool paying the rest, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The pink paper goes on to add that the offer will only be in place 
for 24 hours as Palermo need an answer to ensure that they aren’t left 
empty-handed when the transfer deadline passes.
Davide Ballardini is also targeting Diego Falcinelli, but with the 
Sassuolo striker attracting interest from elsewhere too, they are keen 
to avoid a situation in which they miss out on both of their top 
attacking targets.
It appears as though the move would make sense for Balotelli, as he 
evidently doesn’t have a future at Anfield under Jurgen Klopp.
Instead of sitting on the sidelines for the rest of the season, he 
needs to secure a move away from the club to play regular football, and 
the opportunity to become a focal point at Palermo could be the kind of 
setting that gets the best out of him.
Having failed to impress AC Milan enough last season to warrant a 
permanent return to the San Siro, the Italian international will be 
desperate to put his injury woes and disciplinary issues behind him and 
get back to playing at the level that many believe he is still capable 
of reaching.
 
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