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Man Utd striker Macheda rules out Italy return
Published on 2012-01-25 by TribalFootball
Manchester United striker Kiko Macheda has ruled out leaving England.
Macheda is currently on-loan at QPR, but has struggled to get off the bench since his move in the first week of January.
"Now I do not want to return to Italy, nor Lazio, but in the future they will be my first choice," said Macheda.
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