AC Milan publish picture that appears to show Paolo Berlusconi making peace with Mario Balotelli Paolo Berlusconi, at 64 the younger brother of club president Silvio, was filmed describing Balotelli as "negretto di famiglia" - translated as "the family's little n****" - at a political meeting in Monza on Sunday. When contacted by Press Association Sport yesterday Milan declined to comment on the footage, which was hosted on the website of Italian newspaper La Repubblica, but today the club posted a picture of the two men shaking hands and smiling at each other on their official website. A statement was published to accompany the picture and read: "Today the vice-president of AC Milan, Paolo Berlusconi, had a brief conversation with Mario Balotelli while helping out at Milanello (Milan's training ground)." Paolo Berlusconi was attending a rally for a candidate for his brother's right-wing People of Freedom party when he made the reported comments. It caused outrage in Italy, especially after Milan midfielder Kevin Prince-Boateng won plaudits from Berlusconi senior for walking off the pitch after being racially abused during a friendly last month. The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) told Press Association Sport that unless a formal complaint was received they would not be investigating the matter. An FIGC spokesman referred to the extensive material published in the wake of Boateng's decision to walk off the pitch at Pro Patria for any clarification of the federation's determined stance against racism.