Ronaldinho's Arrival, Signing, Presentation, & Interview With AC Milan | The Big House He Left In Barcelona!

July 18, 2008

Ronaldinho's Arrival, Signing, Presentation, & Interview With AC Milan | The Big House He Left In Barcelona!

Hey Footballers,

I just got this a few hours ago. The video clips of the arrival, signing, presentation, and interview of former 2-Time FIFA World Footballer of the Year winner Ronaldinho of Brazil to AC Milan in Italy. He just left FC Barcelona after 5-years with the Spanish giant. He will join his fellow Brazilian National/World Cup team members Kaka and Pato to form a formidable forward line for the mighty "Rossoneri" of AC Milan at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza this coming season in Europe!

Arrival clip:

This is definitely world football's transfer of the year. AC Milan got Ronaldinho cheap on the transfer fee since Barcelona sold him too low. But Ronaldinho will be making BANK!

Economic lesson: This is not Major League Baseball or big time sports in the United States where player trades are commonplace. Not in world football. The global football clubs must pay out millions of dollars in transfer fees and buyout clauses just to acquire the rights to have a player. Only the rights. They must fork out more money for the players guarantee salary, bonus, and incentives. They also need to give up the players image rights for the games global stars.

What Exactly Are Ronaldinho And Cristiano Ronaldo Worth?

Picture of Brazil's Ronaldinho

Signing Clip:

Ronaldinho's interview at his public presentation to AC Milan. Ronaldinho doesn't speak Italian, he answered the reporters inquiries in Castillano (the Spanish spoken in South America).

Now take a look at the super crib (house) that Ronaldinho left behind in Barcelona, Spain!

Since the Spring of 2006, Ronaldinho has had a dramatic dip in form for both club and country. He never lived up to the fans and media's expectation as the next Maradona. Not even close! Especially not during the 2006 Germany World Cup. And now that Barcelona's board of directors and new coaching staff consider him "surplus for requirement" for the upcoming season. Ronaldinho can now find new life with the Rossoneri. I think he will do extremely well in"Calcio Serie A"

Barcelona currently has their sights set very high for their young 20-year old Argentine prodigy - Lionel Messi. The best footballer in the world today!!!

PS. Ronaldinho's Castillano (Spanish) is very good. He speaks well!

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