Ronaldinho played 97 matches and scored 33 goals for Brazil to become the eighth-highest goalscorer in the Selecao’s history, finishing his club career with 145 appearances and 70 goals. The legendary football player, Ronaldinho, was born on March 21, 1980, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The Brazilian football phenomenon is best known for his insane freestyle tricks. He soon gained authority in the Brazilian National Football Team that won FIFA World Cup in 2002. Moreover, he also helped FC Barcelona win the champions league title. Ronaldinho last played for Fluminense FC and ended his playing career due to his low performance. It was speculated that the Brazilian was born to be a playmaker in football history, and he proved by winning back to back FIFA Player of the Year in 2004 and 2005. He is viewed as a standout among the best play creators ever. Ronaldinho was the youngest of a poor family with 3 children. He lost his father in a pool accident when he was only 8 years old. Later, he became famous for his Brazilian flair and trickery. Like all poor children born in Brazil, their liberation was in football. The age of the ball was more evident than how he touched the ball. He entered the infrastructure of the Gremio club for his young talents. It didn’t take much for him to become one of the most talked-about players in Brazil in 1998. Ronaldinho has become one of the indispensable players of the Brazilian national team. He did things on the field that made people stay glued to their T.V sets; He was intoxicating. There is a saying: “Ronaldo makes you love Real Madrid, Messi makes you love Barcelona, but Ronaldinho makes you love football” After the World Cup performance in 2002, many clubs almost competed to join Ronaldinho. The winner was Barcelona, who was considered one of the biggest clubs in the world. Transferring Ronaldinho by paying a fee of 2.25 Million Euros. Returning to Brazil in 2011, Ronaldinho played for Flamengo and Atlético Mineiro before he enjoyed a short spell at Querétaro in Mexico. Again returning to play for Fluminense, Ronaldinho became a free agent after a series of poor performances and had since been the center of constant speculation about where his next club might be until he announced his plans to officially retire in 2018 after over two years without a club.KEEP ON FOLLOWING US THE MORE YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RONALDINHO IS ON THE WAY COMING.
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