Foot Ball Legend "Ronaldinho"

Ronaldinho, finally really retired from football. The Brazilian man left the green field and began his new career. After crossing various competitions, including a number of titles, Ronaldinho excused himself from the world's most popular sporting world, soccer. Ronaldinho's soccer skills began to develop at the age of 8 years. He was first given the nickname Ronaldinho because he was the youngest player and the smallest player in a teen club match His football career began at the Gremio club. After that, he joined Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona, ​​AC Milan, Flamengo, Atletico Mineiro, Queretaro, and Fluminense.

Ronaldinho's career with top European clubs is indeed very brilliant. He scored 280 goals from 728 matches. He also won nine championship titles. One detail with PSG, 5 with Barcelona. Then one trophy with Milan, and two trophies to strengthen Atletico Mineiro. Ronaldinho worked with Barcelona for five years. He scored 94 goals in 207 appearances in all competitions. Not only that, but Ronaldo also helped the club win various titles, namely La Liga (2004-2005, 2005-2006) and the Champions League (2005-2006). The achievement helped him win the 2005 Ballon d'Or.

The move to Milan was the beginning of the end of the star's brilliant career. Coach Carlo Ancelotti half admitted, "The decline in Ronaldinho's appearance was not surprising. His physical condition was always uncertain. However, his talent need not be doubted."

When joining AC Milan in 2008, Ronaldinho had passed his prime. Upon arriving in Milan, Ronaldinho learned that his favorite number 10 was not available because it was imposed by Clarence Seedorf. He also uses 80, the last two numbers of the year of his birth. Not only at the club level, but Ronaldo also won a lot of success with the Brazilian national team. He scored 33 goals from 97 caps and won four titles, including the 2002 World Cup trophy.

After being no longer active in playing football as a player, Ronaldinho recorded several times showing his ability to sing. Not just singing to fill his free time, the former Brazilian national team star brought him in front of a recording device. As reported by The Sun, for his solo career, 'Sozinho' is his first song. But unfortunately, from the video uploaded to Youtube, the star hasn't included a video clip. In the 4.15 minute video, only the photo of the player is facing sideways complete with the lyrics of the song.

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