Ronaldinho Ends Retirement: Uncovering the Truth Behind the Shocking Comeback
Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho, 46, has agreed to join Italian third-tier side Ravenna, sparking widespread surprise. The 2005 Ballon d'Or winner expressed his excitement, stating, "New colors, same smile... I want to bring joy to Ravenna."
Ronaldinho's move to Ravenna has raised questions, given his competitive soccer hiatus since leaving Fluminense in 2015. The club's owner, Ignazio Cipriani, described acquiring Ronaldinho as "absolutely extraordinary," citing his idolization of the player and his profound impact on football.
Initially, reports suggested Ronaldinho might make a comeback on the pitch, with vice-president Ariedo Braida fueling speculation. However, Braida later clarified that Ronaldinho will not play for Ravenna in Serie C next season, instead participating in marketing events with the club. Ronaldinho is set to be presented at an event in Miami on June 23.
Ronaldinho's move to Ravenna has raised questions, given his competitive soccer hiatus since leaving Fluminense in 2015. The club's owner, Ignazio Cipriani, described acquiring Ronaldinho as "absolutely extraordinary," citing his idolization of the player and his profound impact on football.
Initially, reports suggested Ronaldinho might make a comeback on the pitch, with vice-president Ariedo Braida fueling speculation. However, Braida later clarified that Ronaldinho will not play for Ravenna in Serie C next season, instead participating in marketing events with the club. Ronaldinho is set to be presented at an event in Miami on June 23.
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