Ronaldinho Retires with a Phenomenal Career Trace

Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho ensured hanging up his shoe. Ronaldinho had time heavily in his career while still uniformed Barcelona.

The original player Ronaldo de Assis Moreira was starting to show his soccer skills since the age of 8 years. Ronaldinho's nickname came about because he often became the youngest and youngest player in the competition in his native land.

Ronaldinho last time appearing in the competitive party in 2015, with Fluminense. In the year 2018, Ronaldinho will tour the world, as a sign of separation from the world of football.
"He's retired, it's done, let's do something nice (in parting), maybe it will be after the 2018 World Cup, it could be in August," said Assis as reported by Globo.
"We are going to make an event in Brazil, Europe and Asia, and of course we are also organizing the event with the Brazilian national team," he continued.
Ronaldinho's track record as a footballer is phenomenal. He had defended big European clubs from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona, ​​and AC Milan.
A row of prestigious titles both individually and with the club he had seized. Includes 2002 World Cup titles with Brazil and Ballon d'Or 2005.
Here's a row of Ronaldinho's title as reported by Socccerway:
2 - LaLiga
2 - Supercopa de Espana
1 - World Cup
1 - Copa America
1 - Confederations Cup
1 - Champions League
1 - Serie A
1 - Copa Libertadores
2 - FIFA World Player of the Year
1 - Ballon d'Or
1 - South American Footballer of the Year
1 - 1999 Confederations Cup Golden Ball
1 - Brazilian Football Museum Hall of Fame
1 - AC Milan Hall of Fame