Manchester City striker Bernardo Corradi has criticised manager Stuart Pearce and described his first season at Eastlands as "a nightmare".
The 30-year-old Italian has not played since the FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Blackburn and is reported to be keen on a return to his homeland just one year into a three-year deal.
Corradi revealed: "The manager is typically English. He expects you to go out and beat the other team without knowing how they play. There's no preparation. It has been a nightmare.
"Then I woke up on the morning of the FA Cup quarter-final to read that the captain (Richard Dunne) had criticised all the foreign players."
Corradi's agent Moreno Roggi added: "In Manchester, the climate - and I am not just talking about the weather - is not the best."
Corradi revealed: "The manager is typically English. He expects you to go out and beat the other team without knowing how they play. There's no preparation. It has been a nightmare.
"Then I woke up on the morning of the FA Cup quarter-final to read that the captain (Richard Dunne) had criticised all the foreign players."
Corradi's agent Moreno Roggi added: "In Manchester, the climate - and I am not just talking about the weather - is not the best."
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