How Ronaldinho Destroyed His Own Football Career
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2023
- Ronaldinho is a football legend, but how did it all go wrong? Take a look as we share how Ronaldinho destroyed his own football career and ended up in prison.
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Nothing went wrong. He reached his peak, played for the biggest clubs, won everything, entertained and made everyone smile and then he decided to enjoy life.
Right
I think he was at piece of mind after winning everything, and just wanted to enjoy his life. Unmeasurable talent! His only weakness was defense
He could do it few more years
God bless u
His brother did no wrong...
Ronaldinho didnt destroy his own career , he himself said that the moment football went into the direction where having fun on the field wasnt allowed it lost all meaning to him since he didnt want to play the game like a robot.
nah..he skipped training many times .overweight..lost his explosive and flair which was his strength in games..
look at messi..have the same kind of special talents..but he works hard to keep it and maintain it for many years.
@@power279 what are you talking about. dude. he was always a futsal player, better futsal than soccer. the pitch was 60% of his skillz ALWAYS. he just stopped caring about it when he achieved everything and showed the world his skillz for many years. messi is lucky that he's short and still greedy for money.
@Imotekh the Stormlord he's not wrong, 2 seasons after winning the Ballon D'Or he was so out of shape. I remember thinking back in the day what's happened. I didn't even think he had it in him to be fat so easily lol. I remember him being in the papers a lot for being seen at night clubs the night before matches etc.
@@KK-wt1te you heard what you said ? ronaldinho get the ballon dor and he already have a world cup and champions league, what can a player wants more than this ? for most people living is more important than a football game
@Homi Aranha and.... like seriously why you just write all that 🤣😂🤣. I know why he stopped training and wasn't interested. I just confirmed to the guy above he defo lost fitness and even when he tried he still wasn't the same player as before due to being off the pace etc.
Has there ever been a single Brazilian player with otherworldly talent who doesn't prefer partying over training 🤣
The greatest of all. Pelé.
@@fpsqt not when he was young. He enjoyed it just as much before he became the goat
@@brukkakefriedshrimp Evidence, please. Evidence that Pelé in his early days "preferred partying over training". Because I think you're just talking out of your ass right now.
Kaka
Pelé and Zico come to mind
As someone who has seen the very beginning of Ronaldinho "O Bruxo", even at youth international football tournaments, Ronaldinho's 'peak' in professional football lasted until 2006 at 26 (after his 3rd season at Barça). That summer's World Cup saw the beginning of the decline of the Ronaldinho that everyone knew him to be. Everything after that was more in moments and flashes but not as consistently as it once was. Barcelona were also affected because his last 2 seasons at the club, they won 0 trophies and he left for Milan. Ronaldinho at Milan, Mineiro, Fla, Flu and Queretaro was a player playing on pure talent but not at his explosive and undeniable best that brought him all those individual accolades.
I´m from Barcelona, i´ve seen players like Maradona, Laudrup, Koeaman, Stoitxkov, Romario, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Figo, Iniesta, Xavi, Henry, Messi.... All suportes agree that Ronaldinho is the best ever
Romario and Stoichkov were such a duo tho
I totally agree, no one like Roni. He was Messi's mentor.
I mean ngl I don’t understand these comments, I’ve met many people from Spain and they don’t feel the need to say they are from Valencia or Madrid or Barcelona like they don’t say that stuff they just state who they believe is the best. Point being I don’t think ur from Spain at all, probably some random American kid obsessed with these videos and highlights (which is perfectly fine) and try to act like you know a lot more then you do, maybe I’m wrong but I just don’t understand why people feel the need to say that shit it’s pointless tbh doesn’t matter where ur from you can know great players when you see them
@@kaydenteel8868 maybe he is saying that he was a regural attendee at camp nou but i get ya bro plenty of people as you said
Stfu. All supporters DONT agree that. His peak lasted for 2-3yrs. U cant include Messi's name. And overall u cant jus say he was ahead of Maradona like that. Even Romario has a case overall for career. Stop talkin. Dinho is mayb the most liked football ever and most entertaining, but ur talkin BS otherwise
He had played at a high level for 8-9 years.Managed to get rank number 3 in the most free-kick goals in football history after Juninho and Pele within his "not trying so hard to stay very long" career. For me his career is much longer than Eden Hazard because within those years he had been brilliant. Messi didn't feel like he could use the no.10 jersey for like 1 or 2 seasons after Ronaldinho left Barca.
Which 8-9 years are u talking about bruh,Ronaldinho had a good season at Psg after the wcup in the 2002-2003 season.Its his time in barca where he played at his up most strength fr like 3 seasons from 2004-2006.Ronaldinho only played at his peak fr like 4 years at most coz in his younger years what people saw was just a promising genius like what we saw in Robinho.
@@desmondachocky537 Well high level doesn't have to mean peak, Ronaldinho still played beautifully he just wasn't consistent with it.
Where did you see free kick goal ranking
Someone keeps deleting. So, I'll keep posting as a service.
He lived the dream. Enjoyed life the way he wanted. In 2006 he was already retired as an athlete, but he was so gifted that he could still play among professionals with good level.
He won everything there is to win club and international wise. He won a balon'dor and fifa best player twice and he's still recognised as the legend of the sport. imo he didn't ruin his career at all
He was done with European top flight football in 2010. Played 3 more years with Brazil just on the basis of talent. The athlete was retired long back.
Partying and drinking, in a nutshell that is it
Tragic honestly, sometimes things in life are truly never meant to be, it's just one of those prime examples honestly! 😢 Ronaldinho was one of my childhood heroes growing up, especially whenever I saw him freestyle and kiss the ball. Truly the samba wizard. 🔥🤙🏻⚽💛💚💙🇧🇷 Made me really fall in love with football along with Kaka as well as R9, and I've been a fan of the Brazilian national team ever since I was 6 years old, and then of course my eyes have met more amazing players within clubs like CR7, whose unfortunately going through struggles as of lately so it does really hurt seeing Ronaldinho and CR7 in this state. 😞 He was very good in PSG as well. ❤ I love and root for Real Madrid, but I love Barcelona as well, and even though I really wish he played for RMA back then; that doesn't take away the fact that his career in Barcelona was amazing.
Thanks for the dedicated effort to explain his story. Regardless of the poor life choices; I still find him to be one of the people who made my childhood a truly better and happy place, and it was a great story on how he managed to ascend into greatness after the unfortunate passing away of his father. It didn't last for many years but it was a pleasure seeing him play!! I think the most upsetting part is the fact that he went to jail and the passport was fake.
read some comments from us brasileiros. if you get what we are saying, you wont be sad anymore. nobody here thinks he threw his career away. Nobody
With players like Ronaldinho their love for life (parties) is expressed in their football. They wouldn't be the same without it
That's the thing with most creatives, you have to let them thrive on freestyle. You put rules, order and predictability on their routines you "lose them"
@@barnetkaunda415 You really want to tell me that partying and not training proberly helped him? No he was good in spite that.
@@lexxihd5843 what I mean is partying is a form of expression for someone fun loving, jovial and outgoing nature. On or off the field he expressed the same. That's why he was a flamboyant, creative and dribbling wizard attacking midfielder. Not some stale pragmatic and physical CB or CDM. The lad on or off the field was flamboyant. You tame that, you've taken away his identity and he will be confused... Such players just let them be they want to enjoy football but they also want to live life outside of football. Will they play till 40s NO... And nothing wrong there. Football is not life it is part of life.
There was never a time that Ronaldinho never partied. At PSG he never used to show up to training. Many times during the week he never showed up to training, only showed up on the Friday and went straight to the sick room. His own teammates said this. Luis Fernández who was the coach at the time. got fedup with his discipline and started taking him off in games as punishment and that's they couldn't co-exist anymore. This was not just a Barcelona or a AC Milan or a Mineiro, or a Fla, Flu problem. This went on since he turned pro at Grêmio
@@user-mv7kh5sv9z Thanks for this
I'm American. Ronaldinho is the reason why I fell in love with football.
I'm sure it's the same for many others!
Regardless of anything going on in his personal life, and even if he played at 75%, legend.
Complete legend :)
He still has a ballon dor and a worldcup unlike another popular Brazil player.
Why u throwing shades at Neymar?.😅
He won everything in football.
That’s facts
Neymar has constant injuries
Copa America. Champions League and South American equivalent. This is ridiculous saying he ruined his career when he won it all.
looking back at those clips what i am noticing is that he was incredibly sturdy for a flair player.
He started drinking and partying instead of prioritizing his career. Asked and answered.
People here are too young and only care about wins - Ronaldinho is still the best player ever, regardless of winning less than others. Watching play live is unlike any other player.
Pure talent we agree!
Ronaldinho is a player that transcends stats, records and trophies. He was put on this earth to bring joy to the world and to inspire future generations of players. Think about how many young players today most definitely watched Ronaldinho as children and were completely captivated by his magic.
Mythical player ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
100% agree with you.
I feel he fulfilled his potential compared to Neymar
Ofc
Neymar has a great career
@@mike.cdn7212 didn't day he didn't
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Best player ever touch the ball.
I understand what you mean despite winning everything at the young age and become one of the best in history! He could literally be the Goat if he had Messi and Ronaldo work ethic and mentality! Imagine Ronadinho fit in guardiola era in Messi’s prime what a duo it would be, and in his 30s instead of partying cuz that age is often the strongest in careers but still won ballon dr and ucl and had entertainment I don’t think he ruined his career but he had wasted it he could achieve more but still success but Neymar def destroyed his career if compare with ronaldinho! I hope Ronaldinho’s son become successful
Would be mind blowing if he had that dedication, its a shame he went the other way later on in his career. A true great none the less.
You all sound like products of this stats-driven era. Nothing "went wrong" with his career.
@@hiranom20 it didnt go Wrong , many wish they had half of what Ronaldinho achieved but with his talent he could have two WC and three Ucl and four ballon dr’s or even more if he had the longevity but still successful!
Dinho's career peak & premature downslide, eerily mirrors Georgie Best.
Who himself for a brief period in the late 60s, early 70s, rivalled Pelé.
Both loved the party lifestyle, the glam & glitter. The party girls, the alcohol & hardly turned up for training.
Both finished, at a high level. 27.
George Best never had the skills of neither Pele nor of Ronaldinho though. Different style of game, but indeed similar taste for partying as Dinho
Everything is right, except Best never rivalled with Pelé.
George best rivaled Pelé… gtfoh 😂😂
Fantastic video!
Thanks, appreciate it. Glad to have you here... don't forget the sub ;)
Imagine him being at his peak for a long time and playing with the best messi for 7 to 10 years
Wow, great video. I watched this while scrolling. I thought your Channel had much more subs and views. A lot of work put in this. Really a work of quality.
Also Barcelona breaking the bank in 2003 was kinda foreshadowing as well.
Really enjoyed this video! looking forward to watching more, hopefully some Arsenal Legends!
Still my G.O.A.T. and man that made me fall in love with the beautiful game, that iconic and infectious bucked tooth smile with the ponytail 😢 man's made my childhood
Me tooo me too
it's almost always the younger brother that will be better when growing up with bothers and backyard soccer
It's almost like they succeed because they feel like they have something to compete with?
Seen him live in 2003... He was different.
which game?
@@MaadAzzGang It was an uefa-cup game I think in Oktober 2003 vs. an slowakian? club named "Matador Puchov". We were at Barcelona as a classtrip with school. Barca won 8:0 with 4 goals by Robaldinho...
@@Skarloc10 Oh okay. Yeah i know which game you're talking about. Cool bro
There exist so many brazilian Players Like Ronaldinho. First example that pops into mind is Adriano. Peaked at inter named imperator then declined rapidly.
John Cruif😂😂
C'mon, he won the Copa Libertadores with Miniero, brushed over his stint their like it was unimportant 😂
But talks about 1 game vs Santos against Neymar
Quite impressive
He preferred to party rather than be a professional. It is a problem many Brazilians have had. The most recent Brazilians that were true professionals were Ronaldo Nazario, Kaka, Marcelo and Thiago Silva. Just look at Neymar, he wants to stay up late playing/streaming video games just before a game. It is a shame. A big problem is how poor they are growing up then they make a bunch of money.
Ronaldo was not "professional" at all. He did the same thing, even more after his injury. Ronaldo was just as much of a party animal.
Robaldo Nazario said many times he wasn't much professional.
Parties, women, alcohol..
Same happened to Robinho, Adriano, pato, even ronaldo..
a.ka. Enjoying themselves too much! Who'd you think will do it next? Haaland? Mbappe?
You know what they all have in Common? They went to Milan/inter 😂
True inspiration, this guy.
How so? What exactly is the inspiring part here
I can only imagine if barcelona has kept both messi and ronaldhino
Loved by everyone
You don't miss bro
the best video they didn't show of him is where he bounced the ball of the crossbar from the 18, 6 consecutive times
WE LIVE IN STRANGE TIMES WHEN WE SAY WHAT WENT WRONG WITH RONALDINHOS CARREER WHEN THE MAN WON EVERYTHING THERE IS.
Even when he won a stay in a Paraguayan jail?
@@footballfaces idk. Does it have to do with football?
He won it all and than he wanted to relax that's how are life are supposed to be
Fair I guess, he lived for sure!
If ronaldhino probably destroyed his career, then neymar too😂.Man has won everything including a wc and ballon dor.
True GOAT of this game.
Hi there. How can I contact you?
“What went wrong?”
Pretty ridiculous question about a player who everything before he was 30.
Everything including the Paraguayan jail? Can't take away his skills I guess but a bit of a bad turn for the legend.
@@footballfaces That's his personal life not his football career. Plus this happened after he had stopped playing football.
@@footballfaces he won the prison championship as well
he didnt destroy it. he ended it when he should end it. simple as that. he wanted to keep playing but not on the pro level thats why he started going for brazilian clubs
HE got standing ovations on bernabeu, not in barcelona camp nou.
Bro career declined organically... he left at the height of his career. Nothing was tarnished or destroyed.
You forgot to mention his AMAZING Libertadores title with Atletico Mineiro
You got it all twisted partner. Put respek on his name.
Easily in the top 10 greatest of all time conversation… I think I would put him either 6 or 8 🙏🙏🙏
What a story
Had he the mindset of CR7 he’d be the goat, bigger than everybody including Pelé, Messi etc.
7:42 "john cru-if" mate you pronounce it as johan croyff
Ah yes, the great barca, ajax and football icon Jon Crujuch
🤣
He had a potential, technique and all the right skills to be amongst the GOATS if not undisputed GOAT.
But he'd rather party the f* outta his life and most likely lost his love for football when it wasn't just and only about football but also PR, teams bureaucracies etc.
7:44 bro what
Messi and C. Ronaldo are objectively better. But I prefer watching highlights of Ronaldinho and Ronaldo nazario in their prime
Zlatan too. These guys are unpredictable, anything could happen.
Both were more objective, but Ronaldinho and Ronaldo were more unpredictably creative when playing, and could probably execute plays that would have been more difficult for Messi, or specially fro C. Ronaldo to execute.
I think R9 in prime was better than two. Dinho was amazing but nope,i dont think he was better than prime Messi
Nice video but seriously that’s the worst pronunciation of Johan Cruyff I’ve ever heard… damn
Which potential is this narrator talking about?. La liga, Uefa, world cup, Copa America, ballon d or, which potential didnt he fullfilled
Ronaldinho did way worse than that!! Here in Brazil, he promoted some Ponzi Schemes, including one that says u r gonna earn 3%/day, that's a SHAME!
I liked him, as well as Neymar, but both promoted huge Ponzi Schemes, I lost my admiration for both
for those who wanna know they have done, Gaucho promoted a "betting robot" that promised gains about 3% per day
Neymar promoted an online casino, that has a algorythym behind, so, you r gonna lose everytime, and if you manage to gain, they r gonna block you from withdrawing you money
That's crazy is there a name of the scheme?
@@footballfaces Ronaldinho is Betzord, Neymar is Blaze, Google it with the following terms: "Blaze é (or eh, instead of é) golpe" and "Betzord é golpe"
Both are gonna be in Portuguese, fortunately, google can translate that for English in the own web page
Woah woah woah!! My man just said by the legend John Cruff. Brooo you can't be making football videos and not know nothing about Johan Cruyff
Free kick v Portsmouth. 😂😂😂
At his peak he was the best CAM/LW to ever exist on. Ever. You know that, everyone knows that. So dont try
Why are you acting like he didn’t do bits at athletico minero
Who’s John Cruif? 🤔
Sounds like referee syndrome... Ronaldinho still to this day is the most entertaining football player to grace the stage ever. Had he been the way you expect him to be he wouldn't of been what he was. There's no magic without Tragic. End of story.
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Its no surprise he ended up bankrupt, drunk or drug addicted, its a very common ending for a certain kind of player lets say.. we call it a certain kind of "rich", but you reality deniers censor using that one word for guys like him who achieve heights, then end up broken down losers.
All about the mindset of a person I think.
This video is perhaps a little unfair to Ronaldinho because it seems to measure him with Messi or Ronaldo's level of professionalism. You have to realise that he won the World Cup in 2002, a thing that players only dream about. By the time he was 25 years old, he had won the World Cup, the Balon d'Or, the Champions League and the league with Barcelona. I don't know about you, but a lot of players will do anything to have a CV like that, especially at 25 years of age. Besides, he was a millionaire and still young. I do not support his criminal activities such as the alleged money-laundering or passport faking, but you cannot blame him for enjoying life. We must remember that footballers are first and foremost human beings, and for players who come out of such poverty and hardship, Ronaldinho's achievements would be more than enough to satisfy them. The tendency nowadays is to measure the worth of athletes by the numbers they can churn out, i.e. statistics. That is both stupid and unfair. You cannot measure the worth of players by the number of titles they won. Back in 2005/06, even winning one Balon d'Or was a tremendous achievement. But since we now live in the Messi-Ronaldo era where they both have won twelve of those titles between them, we should not undermine the value of winning even one.
ineestuh
john crif
El classico is not a Derby
it's called . discipline...and RONALDINHO didn't have it
Do you watch football? You mispronounced so many iconic names; who is John Curiff?
Stupid brains to say who is johan Cruijff
Maybe the completed player ever . He let play a team better. No player has done that.Also you remember that he was trainer off the dream team Barca. Don’t be stupid to say who is johan Cruijff.
But Ronaldhino was amazing to watch.also a great player.
This guy can't even pronounce Johan Cruyff's name FFS😫
He was born brasilian, thats all.
They are poor people there and once they hit the good life, they can't handle it and think talent will carry their career.
that white feeling can't help it huh??
Muricans are so fucking stupid...
I respect brasilians more than any murican whatever ethnicity is. Yes I used the word ethnicity cause race word is dumb.
@@davybg7252 Let me know where Brazilian is stated as a race, FYI there are people of all races and skin colors in Brazil, lots of Brazilians look like Kaká
@@gatilleropr1 now this is racially motivated
How does race play into this ? Brazilians just love to party. Being rich or poor won’t change that. Such a ignorant thing to say.
Enjoyed Paris nightclubs and ladies with little morals a bit too much. There you go.
Nothing went wrong
Your perspective on this is completely ignorant. You are completely ignoring Ronaldinhos personal desires and goals. You're speaking as if he died rather than acknowledging that he just wanted to do what he loved. Christ this is embarrassing
He's amazing! It's great that he followed his dream, everyone should.
n;j
Yeah whatever, Messi, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Cr7 were all greater players than neymar. It is like it is. He shouldn't have go to psg. Same problem with mbappe. The french ligue 1 is just too weak.
"he even got a standing ovation playing away at an el clasico derby in Barcelona" something's not quite right there. surely he was playing away at an el clasico derby in madrid.
y’all gotta stop disrespecting my goat like this … this new generation gotta stop hating on past geniuses.. especially a pioneer of the modern game
It's not disrespecting him, it's just explaining why he wasn't as great as he could've been
@@sparkie4604 You explaining ? Are you FIFA approved to be making inaccurate TH-cam videos on a legend ? 😂 FIFA World Cup, Champions League, FIFA World Player of the year, Copa Libertadores, U17 World Cup, Serie A, Confederations Cup but he’s good enough for YOU LMAO
Not*^
@@hondureno16 cry more lil bro
@@sparkie4604 yeah aight “Sparkie” is that the name of your dead dog lol
completely wrong story... so sad just for clout
what's the actual story?
Please, tell me what's wrong. I would love to know
what?
the worst butchering of Johan Cruyff's name ever... showing you didn't know who he was !!! Aaarrgghhhh!!!! 7:45
john curiff????? what the fuck???
@@pixiethecanary7666 the legendary cureef turn
old john curef
jon crif
Wat a pointless video. He won everything there was to win in football, got bored n decided to party n hit the clubs leaving football as his hobby instead of his main career. Think u should save this vid for when cr7 “officially” retires
Hey @footballfaces , do you have a private email I can reach? Thnaks
Yes of course, what's it regarding?
Alcohol and leeches.
...this comment could be read in so many ways haha!
that goal against chelsea didn't go in the top corner so your wrong there