By VIC HOLLY
SAMIR NASRI last night launched an astonishing attack on Roberto Mancini — which could spell the end of his Manchester City career.
The unsettled star taunted Mancini after the City chief admitted he was so frustrated with the French ace he wanted to punch him.
Nasri said: “If he wants to hit me then he should hit me.”
He then stuck the knife in by declaring that his former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is “the greatest coach I ever worked with”.
Nasri’s fury was sparked after he starred in Saturday’s 4-0 demolition of Newcastle. He has rarely played so well since his £24million move.
And Mancini said: “I’d like to give him a punch. A player like him should play like this every game.”
Nasri has scored just once in 21 league appearances this season.
