🤯 At 45, Ronaldinho still dazzles defenders with his dribbling
When you think back to Ronaldinho, the outstanding dribbles are, of course, the first thing that comes to mind. Anyone who thinks that this skill was only part of Ronaldinho's repertoire in the past is greatly mistaken.
The Brazilian is still skillfully making his way around today. And watching it is still a lot of fun.
📸 KARIM JAAFAR - AFP or Licensors
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