STADIO GIUSEPPE MEAZZA (SAN SIRO), MILAN, ITALY - 2016/02/14: Matio Balotelli during the Serie A football match between AC Milan and Genoa CFC. AC Milan wins 2-1 over Genoa CFC. Carlos Bacca, Keiusuke Honda and Alessio Cerci are the scorers. (Photo by Nicolâ⤠Campo/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)
AC Milan manager Sinisa Mihajlovic has hinted Mario Balotelli's career at San Siro could be over following a lacklustre display against Genoa.
Goals from Carlos Bacca and Keisuke Honda secured a 2-1 victory for the Rossoneri, but on-loan Liverpool striker Balotelli was criticized for not putting in enough effort.
Mihajlovic singled out the Italy international, as well as some of his team-mates, as players who may not be selected again while he is in charge.
"We had to win and we did it. It was a good performance and we hardly ever ran risks," he toldMediaset Premium.
"We should have scored a third goal and not risked at the end. It is also my fault, as those who don't sacrifice themselves for the team to the 94th minute will no longer set foot on the field.
"It wasn't just Balotelli, there were another two or three as well as him, they know who I'm talking about."
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