Balotelli Threatens Woman Who Took Pictures Of His Car

                         Italian professional footballer Mario Barwuah Balotelli who plays as a striker for Premier League club Liverpool and the Italian national team may be willing to give the shirt off his back to his opponents but it seems he is not so charitable when it comes to his beloved car.

                       The Liverpool ace was allegedly involved in an argument with a woman after the Italian striker spotted her taking pictures of his red Ferrari F12 Berlinetta.

Police were called after Mario reportedly 'threatened' the woman who was snapping away at his motor while it was parked on a Manchester housing estate.

The bust up comes just a day after Mario was slammed by fans and his manager after cameras spotted him swapping shirts with Real Madrid's Pepe at half time in Liverpool's 3-0 Champions League loss on Wednesday.

Manager Brendan Rodgers said after the match: "It is not something I stand for", and pledged to "deal" with the striker today.

Madcap Mario, 24, is thought to have travelled to the estate on Pewsey Road, Peel Hall, Wythenshawe, at around 3pm today to visit his mum Rose Barwuah who lives in the area.

The Manchester Evening News claim that as he parked up a nearby resident came out of her house to start taking pictures of the former Manchester City striker’s wheels when it is alleged he began threatening her over the photographs.

The woman reportedly called police to say the Italian and Liverpool striker walked over to her and got ‘threateningly close’ and demanded she stop taking pictures.

Everyone involved in the dispute is said to have gone inside their respective houses before the police were called.

Greater Manchester Police confirmed it is investigating the incident, which was reported at around 3.05pm, but that none of the parties have yet been spoken to by officers.