Ronaldinho, winner of the 2002 World Cup and recipient of the Golden Ball, may invest in and purchase the French basketball club Monaco. L'Equipe reported this.
According to the source, Monaco is currently facing serious financial difficulties. In this regard, Ronaldinho sent a letter to club general manager Alexei Yefimov on August 10, expressing his intention to invest in the team with the support of the Andorran investment fund Clayton Sports.
It is noted that if Ronaldinho's plan is realized, he could become one of the new investors of the Monaco basketball club.
Monaco has been the French champion three times. The team is also the current winner of the national championship. The club has won the French Cup twice and the European Cup once.
For reference, Ronaldinho played for Barcelona from 2003 to 2008. He won the Spanish championship twice with the Catalans and was victorious in the Champions League.
During his career, the Brazilian footballer also played for Paris Saint-Germain, Milan, as well as Flamengo, Atlético Mineiro, Grêmio, and Fluminense.
Ronaldinho won the Copa América with the Brazil national team in 1999. In 2002, he won the World Cup with his team.
