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Ronaldinho Finds Football ‘Too Boring,’ Prefers Watching Tennis

Brazil Legend Reveals Surprising Shift in Interests

Legendary Brazilian striker Ronaldo shared in a surprising revelation that he no longer enjoys watching football matches. Speaking at the Mouratoglou Annual Charity Gala the two-time Ballon d’Or winner confessed that he now finds football boring and prefers to watch tennis instead.

“I think I love tennis more now than football,” Ronaldo told the audience. “It’s unbelievable. I cannot watch football matches, I think it’s too boring, but I can stay for five hours watching tennis, it’s crazy,” he added, leaving many fans shocked.

Ronaldinho’s Rant on Brazil’s Current Team

Ronaldo isn’t the only Brazilian football icon expressing dissatisfaction with the sport. Earlier this month Ronaldinho voiced his discontent with the current state of Brazilian soccer.

In a passionate rant on Instagram, he criticized the new generation of players for lacking passion and commitment to the national team.

“This is a sad moment for those who love Brazilian soccer. It’s getting hard to find the spirit to watch the games. This is perhaps one of the worst teams in recent years,” Ronaldinho wrote.

He went on to say that he would not watch any CONMEBOL Copa America games due to the poor standards of the team.

However, Ronaldinho later retracted his statements, claiming they were meant to motivate the team. Despite his efforts, Brazil played a dull goalless draw against Costa Rica, managing only three shots on target despite dominating possession.

Brazil’s Struggles Continue

The Brazilian team has faced criticism from both fans and former players due to their lacklustre performances. The goalless draw against Costa Rica highlighted the team’s ongoing issues as they struggled to break down a resolute defense despite having the majority of possession.

The comments from Ronaldo and Ronaldinho reflect a growing concern about the current state of Brazilian football. As two of the nation’s most celebrated players express their disinterest and disappointment fans hope for a resurgence of the passion and skill that once defined the Selecao.

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