Ronaldinho

10th of January 2013

Two. He scored two goals at the 2002 world cup, against England and China, and did not score at the 2006 World Cup

Yes he does and he also plays with other clubs.

He enjoys playing computer games with friends such as pique and fabregas. His main hobby apart from football is his family as he likes to spend as much time with them as he can. Humble chap.

Lionel Messi's childhood idol was the Argentina player Diego Maradona. Messi grew up watching Maradona and he knew that this is what he wanted to with his life. So we should thank Maradona for convincing in some peoples eyes the worlds greatest football player Lionel Messi to play.

First of all, his name is spelled Ronaldinho so that might be why you had trouble finding that answer and he played in SPL which is the spanish premier league which teams like real madrid and barcelona both play in. He played for Barcelona

Ronaldinho's career began with the Gremio youth squad. He made his senior side debut during the 1998 coppa libertadores. In 2001, Arsenal expressed interest in signing Ronaldinho, but the move collapsed after he could not obtain a work permit because he was a non-European player who had not played enough international matches. He considered playing on loan with side Scottish Premier League St. Mirren, which never happened due to his involvement in a fake passport scandal in Brazil. In 2001, Ronaldinho signed a five-year contract with French side Paris Saint-Germain in a €5 million(£4,230,118.4433) transfer.

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He's currently with AC Milan.

I Think anyone can't be like him

AC milan and he is number 80 and he is brazillian

There is no World Cup in 2009, but in 2010 it is likely he will be playing.

he went to the football pitch and trained and he practiced by shooting goals and dribbiling

there is a tie between messi and c. ronaldo

10 goals.

He became a pro footballer in 1998.

in barcelona. where he recently plays for.

AC Milan

Ronaldinho in his prime is considered to be one of the better Football players of all time. Playing for such clubs as Barcelona, he is a starting player for the Brazilian National team and currently plays for Flamengo in the Brazilian Serie A League. Through May 2010 until May 2011, he was the 5th highest paid football player through his team earnings and endorsements. He also won FIFA Player of the World award on 2 occasions.

Well i do think that he can speak slight English, Spanish and Italian. If he goes to la galaxy he will surley learn more but his normal language is Portuguese that boy is so good i wish i could see him or even speak to him in real life my goodness that would b very cool guys ayah lol

Maradonna's skill and speed is something that can't be simply taught by endless practice. He was born with blessed genetics that only a select few in the world can say they possess. Endless practice was what made him so good, but he wouldn't be the legend he is today without having that natural extra edge on even the best professionals in the world.

To answer a better question "how many hours of practice does it take for you to be the best footballer you can be?" I would recommend minimum 4 times a week with a team and trainer, where you can work on important passing, pressure and possession skills for 2-3 hours. Then, if you are truly committed, another 2-3 times a week on your own doing pylon drills to work on your touch, runs, suicides, plyometrics to work on your fitness, and shooting drills from various angles/distances to hone your finishing skills.

Good luck, and hopefully you have the natural ability inside of you as well to be able to pull off the brilliance that Diego managed to.