Mario Balotelli to seal AC Milan move MARIO Balotelli will have a medical today before being unveiled as an AC Milan player. The Manchester City striker has flown out to Italy after a deal was agreed with the Serie A giants that will end one of the most controversial Premier League careers. "Transfer agreement for Balotelli signed with Manchester City," said Milan director Umberto Gandini on Twitter. Medicals tomorrow in Milan, then personal terms until 2017 signing. It is believed that Milan have agreed to pay around £20 million for the player, with some of the fee being made up by bonuses. City were yet to formally comment but, providing there are no unforeseen hitches, Balotelli will join Milan ahead of tomorrow's transfer deadline, thus ending a remarkable two-and-a-half-year stay with the Blues, during which time the forward has attracted almost as many headlines for off-the-field incidents as success on it. He helped City end their 35-year wait for a trophy in the 2011 FA Cup final and also provided the crucial injury-time pass that set up Sergio Aguero for the dramatic title-winning goal at the Etihad Stadium last May. Scotland defender Alan Hutton has completed his surprise loan move to Spanish side Real Mallorca. The Aston Villa right back has joined the Primera Division club until the end of the season, having not featured for Villa this term. Hutton moved to Villa Park in 2011 from Tottenham in a deal thought to be worth £3m and, although he was a regular under Alex McLeish last season, he largely underperformed and has not found favour with McLeish's successor Paul Lambert. Ex-Rangers player Hutton is hoping to impress in Spain, with the initial loan having been agreed with a view to a permanent deal in the summer. Hutton was quoted on Mallorca's website as sating: "I hope to give all I have to offer. I am very excited to come to this club. I was very excited to be able to come to play in Spain. QPR were linked with Stoke's Peter Crouch and former Blackburn centre-back Christopher Samba as Harry Redknapp looked to make some last-minute additions. Anton Ferdinand left Loftus Road yesterday to join Turkish side Bursaspor on loan for the rest of the season. The Premier League bottom side have also been linked with West Brom striker Peter Odemwingie but Baggies manager Steve Clarke stressed again yesterday that he wanted him to stay at the Hawthorns. Scotland "B" cap George Boyd was on the verge of a move from Peterborough to Crystal Palace.