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While Messi asks for more millions, what they pay Ronaldinho in the Kings League

Gerard Pique's Kings League is being fantastic, and even Ronaldinho likes it.

By William Estrella

Gerard Pique's Kings League is being fantastic, and even Ronaldinho likes it.
Gerard Pique's Kings League is being fantastic, and even Ronaldinho likes it.

Ronaldo de Assis Moreira or also known as Ronaldinho Gaúcho, is one of the greatest figures that world football has had throughout its history with truly historic feints that have remained in the retina of all the fans who could see him, being an advanced footballer for his time that got all the trophies that fought.

Dinho was by scandal one of the best of his time, demonstrating his top level at FC Barcelona with great games played against Real Madrid, but also being the absolute star in teams like AC Milan or Paris Saint-Germain.

Retired from football several years ago, Ronaldinho continues to give people something to talk about and is attracting a lot of attention with everything he mobilized with Porcinos FC from Ibai Llanos in the Kings League, generating a true revolution worldwide with fans for his presence in the field of play in matches.

Now, Ronaldinho will create his own club in the Kings League that will open in Brazil, according to Sport, being the owner of an institution when they open soon in Brazil, something that will be truly profitable for Dinho because he will be able to get a real packet.

What Ronaldinho would win in the Kings League

Ronaldinho would take about 6 million euros per year, between advertisements and viewer views, with his new club created in Brazil. This number is what the owners of the clubs currently earn in the Kings League version of Spain, as revealed by Ibai Llanos. It is a truly important number for the Brazilian who will thus continue to increase his wealth.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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