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Sunday, January 21, 2018

RONALDINHO- CAREER THROUGH FOOTBALL STICKERS



Do you have you childhood hero? I started to watch football since young age and for me best player I have ever seen is Ronaldinho. He kind of unique player in football history. You had to love him despite you supported other clubs.

The football greatest, Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "Ronaldinho". He was born in Porto Alegre. He lost his father when he was eight. His older brother Roberto was also a big talent. When Roberto signed for Gremio, Ronaldinho and his mother moved to to a villa. It was a gift from Gremio just to keep Roberto. Roberto didn't made big career because of injuries. He later became brothers manager. Ronaldo like his brother was also a big talent. At the age of 13 he scored all 23 goals in a 23-0 victory against local team. He started his career with Gremio. 

Ronaldinho career in stickers (pictures):
Ronaldinho Gremio 1998 panini
Gremio 1998: First senior season for Ronaldinho. He made his debut in Copa Libertadores match. 

Ronaldinho Gremio 1999 panini
Gremio 1999 (Panini Campeonato Brasileiro): This is first Ronaldinho sticker. This sticker cost more then $300. 

Ronaldinho Gremio 2000 panini
Gremio 2000: There wasn't his sticker in Panini Brazil league album 2000. But he was on the team photo sticker (picture down). In three seasons with Gremio, Ronaldinho played 145 matches and scored 72 goals.  

Gremio Panini 2000
Gremio 2000 Panini- team photo

Brazil Copa America Navarrete 2001
Brazil Copa America 2001 (Navarrete): Ronaldinho made international debut in 1999 against Latvia. It was three days before the start of Copa America. He was part of Brazilian winning squad at 1999 CA tournament. However he didn't played at 2001 Copa America. 

Ronaldinho PSG Paris Saint Germain Panini FOOT 2001 2002
PSG 2001/02 (Panini FOOT): First European club for Ronaldinho. He signed a 5 year contract. Before PSG he was conected with Arsenal. 

Ronaldinho Brazil World Cup Panini 2002
Brazil World Cup 2002 (Panini): This sticker was printed as a part of Brazil update set (printed only in Brazil, I think). This sticker is rare and also expensive. Ronaldinho was important player for Brazil at 2002 WC tournament. He appeared in 5 matches scoring 2 goals and added several assists. He scored amazing free kick goal from 35 meters in a quarter--final match vs England. It was a winning goal of the match. At the end of first half he also assisted to Rivaldo for Brazil equalizer goal. World Cup title is most important trophy in his career. 

Ronaldinho PSG Paris Saint Germain Panini FOOT 2002 2003
PSG 2002/03 (Panini FOOT): His second season with Paris. He played very good football but he wasn't in good relationship with PSG manager Luis Fernandez. In 2002/03 Paris finished in a disappointing 11-th place and they didn't qulified for any European competition. Because of that Ronaldinho declared that we want to leave the club. 25 goals in 86 matches. 

Ronaldinho Barcelona Colecciones ESTE Panini 2003 2004
Barcelona 2003/04 (Colecciones ESTE): Barcelona signed him for €30 milions. In his first season with Catalan club he already showed that he will become one of the main players there.    

Brazil Copa America Navarrete 2004
Brazil Copa America 2004 (Navarrete): He didn't played for Brazil at 2004 Copa America tournament. 

Ronaldinho Barcelona Colecciones ESTE Panini 2004 2005
Barcelona 2004/05 (Colecciones ESTE): In this season he won his first La Liga title and first for Barcelona since 1998/99. He also played in Champions League but Barca was eliminated in first knockout round from Chelsea.  

Ronaldinho Barcelona Colecciones ESTE Panini 2005 2006
Barcelona 2005/06 (Colecciones ESTE): In 2005 he won Ballon d'Or. During season he scored two goals in El Clasico on Santiago Bernabeu. After his second goal Real fans gave him standing ovation. He said: I will never forget this because it is very rare for any footballer to be applauded in this way by the opposition fans."  This is best season in Ronaldinho's career. He was Barcelona key figure on their way to consecutive league title and first Champions League title in 14 years. Ronaldinho finished season with 26 goals in 45 matches.  

Ronaldinho Brazil World Cup Panini 2006
Brazil World Cup 2006 (Panini): Before 2006 World Cup Brazil won Confederations Cup with Ronaldinho in their squad. World Cup in Germany was big disappointment for Brazil. They had great offensive line with Adriano, Ronaldo, Kaka and Ronaldinho but they lost from France in quarter-final. Ronaldinho played bad on this tournament with only one assist. 

Ronaldinho Barcelona Colecciones ESTE Panini 2006 2007
Barcelona 2006/07 (Colecciones ESTE): Ronaldinho scored lot of great goals during his career but this one is probobly his favorite because he dreamed of it since he was a young boy. It is a overhead bicycle goal against Villarreal. During season Ronaldinho scored 21 league goals but they lost title because of worse head-to-head record then Real. 

Brazil Copa America Ronaldinho Panini 2007
Brazil Copa America 2007 (Panini): Brazil was champion of 2007 CA played in Venezuela. Ronaldinho wasn't part of Brazil because he asked to be excused do to fatigue. 

Ronaldinho Barcelona Colecciones ESTE Panini 2007 2008
Barcelona 2007/08 (Colecciones ESTE): Last season with Barcelona. His last campaign was full of injuries. Do to muscle tear in his right leg season ended for him at the start of April. Because of his partying lifestyle and lack of dedication to training he wasn't same player as before. In May 2008 Barcelona president Joan Laporta stated that Ronaldinho will leave the club because he need a new challenge. He played 207 matches for Catalan club scoring 94 goals.    

Ronaldinho Milan Calciatori Panini figurine 2008 2009
Milan 2008/09 (Calciatori Panini): In July 2008, Ronaldinho turned down a offer from Manchester City to join Italian giant Milan. He signed on a three years. His first goal for Rossoneri came in derby vs Inter. It was only goal on the match. 

Ronaldinho Milan Calciatori Panini figurine 2009 2010
Milan 2009/10 (Calciatori Panini): Very good season for Ronaldinho. He was one of the best Milan players and finished with most assists in Serie A. 

Ronaldinho Brazil World Cup Panini 2010
Brazil World Cup 2010 (Panini): Another big tournament that Ronaldinho missed. He was in good form and had big desire to participate on the tournament but Dunga didn't selected him on final squad of 23. 

Ronaldinho Milan Calciatori Panini figurine 2010 2011
Milan 2010/11 (Calciatori Panini): Last season in Europe. He played only 11 Serie A matches. Milan went to win their last Scudetto, for now. 95 matches in 3 seasons. 26 goals. 

Brazil Copa America Ronaldinho Panini 2011
Brazil Copa America 2011 (Panini): No Ronaldinho in Brazil squad for this tournament. In total he played 97 matches for Brazilian national team. Last in 2013. He scored 33 goals and won 3 major trophies: Copa America, World Cup and Confederations Cup. 

Ronaldinho Flamengo Campeonato Brasileiro Panini 2011
Flamengo 2011 (Panini Campeonato Brasileiro): After he left Milan, Ronaldinho had been linked with many clubs but he came back to Brazil. He jointed Flamengo in January 2011. With Flamengo he won Campeonato Carioca. Because of payment problems he left club. 72 matches (28 goals) in Flamengo shirt.   

Ronaldinho Atletico Mineiro Campeonato Brasileiro Panini 2012
Atletico Mineiro 2012 (Panini Campeonato Brasileiro): Just four days after leaving Flamengo he moved to Atletico Mineiro. Ronaldinho lead Atletico to second league place. 

Ronaldinho Atletico Mineiro Campeonato Brasileiro Panini 2013
Atletico Mineiro 2013 (Panini Campeonato Brasileiro): This season Ronaldinho helped Atletico to win the Campeonato Mineiro. He was also their best player in Copa Libertadores. With 4 goals and 7 assists he lead them to their first Copa Libertadores title. In the same year he was voted as best South American player in season. 85 matches, 27 goals in about 2,5 seasons.    

Ronaldinho Queretaro 2014 Apertura Panini BBVA LIGA Bancomer
Queretaro 2014 Apertura (Panini BBVA LIGA Bancomer): At the beginning of the 2014 he won Recopa Sudamericana with Atl. Mineiro. He left club in July and in September signed for Mexican Queretaro. 

Ronaldinho Queretaro 2015 Clausura Panini BBVA LIGA Bancomer
Queretaro 2015 Clausura (Panini BBVA LIGA Bancomer): He stayed in Queretaro for only one season playing in both Apertura and Clausura leagues. He scored 8 goals in 29 matches. 

Ronaldinho Panini Fluminense 2015
Fluninense 2015: Last club of his career. Fluminense. In about two months with the club he played only 9 matches. After about 2 years without a club Ronaldinho confirmed his retirement.  





Ronaldinho every year in Brazil national team from his first match in 1999 to his last in 2013. 
Click on the pictures for better quality. 

Ronaldinho will always be regarded as one of the greatest and most skilful player in history of football. He is well known for his skills and creativity; due to his agility, pace and dribbling ability, as well as his use of tricks, overhead kicks, no-look passes and accuracy from free-kicks. Ronaldinho is for shure a person who made lot of people to fell in love with football. For him football wasn't just a game but a big joy and he played football with big smile on his face.
The man always has a smile on his face. Always happy to beon the pitch. Always happy to have the ball at his feet. It truly showed howmuch football meant to him. Some play for greatness, some play to win, but hejust plays because he loves to play. His romance with the game was professed by his tricks with the ball.
 „When I say goodbye to football I will cry for life, so when I die do not bury me in a cemetery or elsewhere. Make me a temple next to a football stadium and bury me with a ball because the ball is my life.“- Ronaldinho   

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