Euro 2012: Italy coach Cesare Prandelli warns Manchester City's Mario Balotelli against off-field antics However, Prandelli, who is desperately light of striking options, made it clear that Balotelli was on probation. Prandelli's comments are unlikely to concern Balotelli who has a history of eccentric behaviour off the pitch - both during his time in Italy and since his move to Eastlands where he helped City to their first league title in 44 years this season. Indeed, the striker has just appeared in an advertisment where he is seen experimenting with different haircuts ahead of the European Championships while admitting he wants to "be remembered." Meanwhile, Prandelli added that in the bigger picture he did not see Italy winning the tournament - they last reached the final in 2000 - but are hoping to restore some of the lustre lost when they became the first defending champions to go out in the World Cup finals group stages in 2010. "We are not going to win Euro 2012," said Prandelli who replaced Marcello Lippi in 2010. But I like to say that the Italians know how to surprise. I would like to show that the team has at least worked well and which is arriving at this Euro knowing it is experiencing a unique moment with a smile on its lips. Italy have been drawn in Group C alongside defending champions Spain, 2008 quarter-finalists Croatia and the Republic of Ireland and get their campaign off on June 10 against the Spaniards.