Ronaldinho comes out of retirement to produce a filthy no look assist
Ronaldinho comes out of retirement to produce a filthy no look assist for Columbian side Santa Fe vs Atletico Nacional.
Ronaldinho is easily one of the most influential footballers to have ever played the beautiful game. The Brazilian is responsible for singlehandedly inspiring an entire generation to go to the park and kick a football.
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Ronaldinho was one of the best players of his generation. He is considered by many as the best player in the world. Unfortunately, the Brazilian lacked the discipline to maintain his top spot in the game and a rapid decline soon followed the maestro.
Before that however, Ronaldinho plied his trade in some of the biggest clubs in Europe such as Barcelona and A.C Milan, the former of whom witnessed him win his 2 FIFA World player of the year awards and a Ballon D’Or.

Ronaldinho’s gorgeous brand of football earned him the marvel and standing ovation from the crowd at the Bernabeu; A crowd not known for its warmth for players from the Catalonian Club. However, his career was never the same after he left the Camp Nou.
He played for several clubs around the world before announcing his retirement from the game. However, the Brazilian recently decided to reverse his decision and has come out of retirement to play for Santa Fe in the Columbian League.
Ronaldinho comes out of retirement to produce a filthy no look assist
Ronaldinho made a career out of producing memorable moments and at 39 he is still producing such gems. The Brazilian legend rolled the clock back to produce an audacious no look assist to help Santa Fe to a 2-0 win over Atletico Nacional.
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