We all know him for his fabulous skill, silly hair, horse-like teeth and incredible flair; Ronaldinho will be remembered as one of the best footballers of his generation.
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It is incredible to think that a player of Ronaldinho's global popularity and appeal has never played in the Premier League.
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Now this won’t be a massive analytical piece of work, just my opinion of what players would work in a team of five players who would meet up at a rec centre and wear a pub’s kit supplied by the landlord.
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Although Barcelona are now synonymous with their little Argentine striker, a few years previous saw him regularly used as a substitute out on the right wing. He was still a long haired teenager at the time and just finding his way in a star filled squad of world famous players. At the time there was another player who received all the accolades and love from the fans, completely different in both character and footballing style, but at his peak just as good as Messi.
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In the Premier League era, Manchester United like every other club have been linked with a lot of players in the build up to and during transfer windows.
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You'd think with all the skills at his disposal that Ronaldinho wouldn't have to play a cheeky little off the ball trick to find space in an opponent's area.
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We've all cracked the joke about him looking like a bit of a horse with those teeth, I'll admit that I have done it too, but when Ronaldinho was in his truly brilliant prime with Barcelona there was no greater sight in football.
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There have been many great players that have come from Brazil over the years. Names such as Romario, Rivaldo, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho are a few that springs to mind. But does Chelsea have another potential Brazilian legend in their ranks?
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It may be a vast contrast from the peak of his career in 2005, a year in which he proved himself to be the best player in the world and received the Ballon d’Or, in addition to the numerous trophies he won with European champions Barcelona, but Ronaldinho is still showing glimpses of his Brazilian flair; something he holds in abundance.
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In a week dominated by the long-awaited return of the domestic season together with the back-pages being awash with transfer rumour and speculation ahead of next week’s closing of the summer window, many stories are likely to resonate more than two transfer deals involving players who once held high stock in Europe only to see their star fall with the same ruthlessness they once displayed in front of goal on a regular basis.
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In 2003 when Ronaldinho was playing in France for Paris Saint-Germain, Sir Alex Ferguson identified the Brazilian as a player Manchester United needed to replace the likes of David Beckham, who had left to join Real Madrid, and Juan Sebastián Veron, the Argentine flop who had signed for Chelsea.
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