Ronaldinho
Brazilian associaton fooball player (born 1980) · Brazil · Footballers · also Spain
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Something wrong?He grinned through matches like football was a private joke, then made standing ovations happen at the Bernabéu - hostile ground where even Madrid fans couldn't help themselves. The Brazilian who turned Barcelona's early-2000s malaise into a Champions League revival with tricks that looked like they bent physics.
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Born in Porto Alegre in 1980, Ronaldinho moved into an affluent suburb at the age of eight.![Ronaldinho arrived at the Parc des Princes (pictured) to much fanfare.[23]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/73/Pdptifo.jpg/500px-Pdptifo.jpg)
Ronaldinho arrived at the Parc des Princes (pictured) to much fanfare.[23]
Ronaldinho (pictured in 2004) was named world player of the year in his second season with the club.
Ronaldinho taking a corner against Celta de Vigo at the Camp Nou in 2005![After winning every major trophy in the sport, Ronaldinho started to lose focus, partying more and training less, and was sold by Barcelona.[67]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/73/Soccer_Ronaldinho.jpg/330px-Soccer_Ronaldinho.jpg)
After winning every major trophy in the sport, Ronaldinho started to lose focus, partying more and training less, and was sold by Barcelona.[67]![Ronaldinho playing for Milan in 2010 wearing number 80 - the year of his birth[80]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7f/Ronaldinho_by_Vicario.JPG)
Ronaldinho playing for Milan in 2010 wearing number 80 - the year of his birth[80]
Ronaldinho celebrates scoring for Flamengo in February 2011.Teams 14
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Ronaldo de Assis Moreira broke through at Grêmio in 1998, moved to Paris Saint-Germain at twenty, then landed at Barcelona in 2003 where the prime years arrived fast: back-to-back FIFA World Player of the Year awards, a Ballon d'Or, La Liga titles, and the 2006 Champions League. Two solo goals in El Clásico earned him a standing ovation at the Santiago Bernabéu, only the second Barcelona player after Maradona to receive one. Injuries and waning focus dimmed the spark by 2008; he moved to AC Milan, won Serie A in 2011, then returned to Brazil for Flamengo and Atlético Mineiro, capturing the 2013 Copa Libertadores before winding down in Mexico and back home. With Brazil he won the 2002 World Cup in an attacking trio alongside Ronaldo and Rivaldo, captained the side to the 2005 Confederations Cup, and earned 97 caps across two decades - the only player ever to collect a World Cup, Copa América, Confederations Cup, Champions League, Copa Libertadores, and Ballon d'Or.
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