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Ronaldinho.com.ar, a comprehensive fansite dedicated to the
Brazilian soccer star, Ronaldinho. Here you will find the
latest news, pictures, pics, profile, biography, wallpapers, posters,
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RONALDINHO BIOGRAPHY |
| Ronaldo born March 21, 1980 in Porto Alegre,
Brazil. He is a footballer more commonly known as Ronaldinho Gaúcho
due to his citizenship in the Rio Grande do Sul region of Brazil.
His name Ronaldinho, Portuguese for "little Ronaldo", was
originally devised as a means of distinguishing between himself,
and fellow Brazilian footballer Ronaldo
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RONALDINHO WITH BRAZIL |
 He was introduced into the Brazilian national
team in 1999. He debuted for the national team on June 26, 1999,
and in his first appearance he scored the winning goal against
Venezuela which helped the team win the Copa América.
Ronaldinho helped Brazil in their successful 2002 campaign to
win the World Cup. One of the highlights of the tournament was
an outrageous 35-metre free kick he scored against England in
the quarter-finals in Shizuoka, although he was sent off soon
after for a foul on Danny Mills
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| RONALDINHO WITH FC BARCELONA |
 Ronaldinho justified the purchase, leading
Barcelona to a second-place finish in La Liga during the 2003/04
season. Together with Samuel Eto'o, Deco, Lionel Messi, Ludovic
Giuly and Henrik Larsson, he comprises part of an awesome strike
force which reaped the 2004/05 La Liga title for FC Barcelona.
On December 20, 2004, Ronaldinho was named FIFA World Player of
the Year ahead of Arsenal's Thierry Henry and AC Milan's Andriy
Shevchenko, with Barcelona having rejected a £60 million bid for
him by Chelsea, according to Sandro Rosell
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| RONALDINHO WITH PSG |
 In 2001 Ronaldinho left Gremio to play European
football. Despite bids from much larger clubs[citation needed],
he opted to play for PSG. During his time at PSG, the manager,
Luis Fernandez, claimed that Ronaldinho was too focused on the
Parisian nightlife rather than on his football, and complained
that his holidays in Brazil would always drag on and never end
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| RONALDINHO WITH GREMIO |
 His career began, playing at the youth team of
Grêmio, in the era of head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari, who would
later become Brazilian national team coach. His first senior
appearance came in the 1998 Libertadores Cup, and his penchant
for goalscoring was quickly displayed; generating speculation
and interest around his career due to his phenomenal ball
control and ability to score. This was followed by his
introduction into the Brazilian national team in 1999.
Towards the end of his career at Grêmio, in 2001, many clubs
from all over the world, particularly Premiership teams in
England, were eager to sign him as an attempt to attain a "big
name" player, as well as a well performing player ... More |
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