Former Brazil and Barcelona forward Ronaldinho ran rings around his inmates, scoring six goals in a soccer game in the Paraguayan prison he has been held in.
CAPE TOWN – While the world grapples with the outbreak of the coronavirus, Brazilian superstar Ronaldinho is enjoying himself in a Paraguayan prison.
The former Barcelona and AC Milan attacker was arrested in Paraguay last week after attemtping to enter the country with a fake visa. But, instead of moping about, Ronaldinho, who was known to play the game with a smile on his face, was running rings around his fellow inmates in a prison game, finishing the match with an impressive haul of six goals in an 11-2 win for his side.
According to a report in Paraguay newspaper Hoy, Ronaldinho was talking to a prison official when when inmates saw him and encouraged him to join in. Last week, a prison warden named Blas Vera told Reuters that the former World Cup winner was doing well in the prison.🤙 El brasileño volvió a tocar la pelota y así marcó en la cárcel de Paraguay.
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