Ronaldinho's Mother Passes Away After Contracting Covid, Messi Leads Support for Former Teammate
3 years, 10 months ago

Ronaldinho's Mother Passes Away After Contracting Covid, Messi Leads Support for Former Teammate

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Former Brazil and Barcelona superstar Ronaldinho’s mother, Miguelina Elói Assis dos Santos has passed away in Brazil at the age of 71 over the weekend due to complications arising from Covid-19. Rest in peace.” Brazil and PSG star Neymar too shared his sympathies for Ronaldinho, messaging: “Stay strong Roni… I am very sorry.” Two of Ronaldinho’s former clubs, Atletico Mineiro and Paris Saint-Germain, have also paid tribute. pic.twitter.com/8pEnMuFfkP — Atlético 😷 February 21, 2021 Paris Saint-Germain extends its deepest condolences to Ronaldinho and his brother Roberto following the death of their mother. ❤️💙 @10Ronaldinho pic.twitter.com/0ZemrJdigS — Paris Saint-Germain February 21, 2021 The 2005 Ballon d’Or winner claimed a World Cup in 2002 and the Champions League with Barcelona in 2006.

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Lionel Messi leads support for former Barcelona team-mate Ronaldinho after his mother's death
3 years, 10 months ago

Lionel Messi leads support for former Barcelona team-mate Ronaldinho after his mother's death

Daily Mail  

Lionel Messi has lead the tributes to former Barcelona team-mate and footballing icon Ronaldinho after the death of his mother. Miguelina died in Ronaldinho's birthplace of Porto Alegre after contracting Covid-19 Lionel Messi and Ronaldinho won two LaLiga titles together and the 33-year-old paid tribute Messi showed his support for Ronaldinho after his mother lost her battle with COVID-19. The …

Ronaldinho: From World Cup winner to 70 days detention in Paraguay
4 years, 7 months ago

Ronaldinho: From World Cup winner to 70 days detention in Paraguay

The Hindu  

Brazilian great Ronaldinho's lawyers are hoping the former world player of the year will be allowed to go home after more than two months of detention in Paraguay over a forged passport. “There is not one single serious proof that incriminates him,” Rogelio Delgado, president of Paraguay's footballers union told AFP. “I was completely caught off guard when I found …

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