Last Updated on 09/21/2022 by てんしょく飯
Former Brazilian national team player Ronaldinho, who gained popularity for his tricky and brilliant play during his playing days, has been attracting attention for his checkered life after his retirement. The Polish media outlet SPORT.PL mentions the changes, saying, “Ronaldinho went bankrupt, but he is a billionaire again.
He owns several luxury cars and has invested in real estate.
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Ronaldinho, who won the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea as a member of the Brazilian national team, also won the UEFA Champions League in the 2005-06 season with the prestigious Spanish first division club FC Barcelona, winning numerous titles, including the Ballon d’Or in 2005. In 2005, he won the Ballon d’Or.
Since his retirement, he has continued to be a bit of a mess, being detained for about five months after it was discovered that he was using a forged passport when he attempted to enter Paraguay in March 2020 and also contracted the new coronavirus. His lifetime earnings are said to be 20 billion yen, and reports of his bankruptcy have also been circulating.
However, it seems that he has already escaped from the bottom of his life. The article states that Ronaldinho’s net worth is “$90 million” based on information from the sports website Sports Brief, and mentions that “Ronaldinho retired seven years ago, but he is now one of the most popular figures in soccer and has a unique character.
Ronaldinho had only six euros in his account when he went bankrupt. （Two years after his detention (in Paraguay), his involvement in many business ventures and advertising campaigns has brought his net worth to $90 million. He was a billionaire again. In addition to owning Lamborghinis, Porsches, Ferraris, Bugatti Veyrons, Hummers, and Audis in his garage, he has also invested in real estate.”
Ronaldinho seems to have once again returned to his former flamboyant lifestyle.
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