Ronaldinho Stuns Fans with Sensational Comeback at 46 Years Old After Ending Retirement
Ronaldinho has come out of retirement at the age of 46, signing a deal with Serie C outfit Ravenna FC. The Barcelona and Brazil legend, who last played professionally for Fluminense in 2015, will be presented by the club at an event in Miami on June 23. Ronaldinho is also a shareholder in the club, which is owned by Italian businessman Ignazio Cipriani.
Cipriani described the signing as an "extraordinary moment for the club," saying Ronaldinho was his idol growing up and his impact on the game extends far beyond football. The Brazilian legend played a key role in Brazil's World Cup win in 2002 and Barcelona's UEFA Champions League win in 2006, and claimed the Ballon d'Or in 2005.
Ronaldinho expressed his excitement about joining Ravenna, stating, "Football has always been joyful for me, and I'm excited to bring that spirit to Ravenna. Let the magic begin!" The move is expected to inspire a new generation of supporters to fall in love with the club, according to Cipriani.
Cipriani described the signing as an "extraordinary moment for the club," saying Ronaldinho was his idol growing up and his impact on the game extends far beyond football. The Brazilian legend played a key role in Brazil's World Cup win in 2002 and Barcelona's UEFA Champions League win in 2006, and claimed the Ballon d'Or in 2005.
Ronaldinho expressed his excitement about joining Ravenna, stating, "Football has always been joyful for me, and I'm excited to bring that spirit to Ravenna. Let the magic begin!" The move is expected to inspire a new generation of supporters to fall in love with the club, according to Cipriani.
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