Brazil legend Ronaldinho vows to boycott Brazil games, criticizing the team as 'worst,' while indirectly hitting out at Arsenal players. Market Roundup unveils Brazil's 'sin tax' proposal, targeting products harmful to health and the environment.
Brazilian football icon Ronaldinho has stirred up controversy with his recent statement vowing to boycott Brazil games, labeling the national team as one of the 'worst' squads. In a fiery declaration, Ronaldinho indirectly criticized Arsenal players Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Magalhaes, adding fuel to the fire. The former World Cup champion's bold stance has divided fans and sparked debates across the football community.
Expressing his disappointment, Ronaldinho slammed Brazil as an 'embarrassment,' further intensifying the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the team's performance. This outspoken critique from the renowned playmaker has sent shockwaves through the sports world, with many questioning the state of Brazilian football and its impact on players' legacies.
On a different note, Brazil's recent tax reform has introduced a controversial 'sin tax' proposal, targeting products deemed harmful to public health and the environment. This initiative includes levies on alcohol and tobacco products, signaling a shift towards promoting healthier lifestyles and environmental sustainability.
In a surprising turn of events, Ronaldinho's public disavowal of the Brazilian national team coincides with his criticism of the country's footballing standards. As the debate rages on, Arsenal fans are left wondering about the implications of Ronaldinho's remarks on their beloved players, adding an unexpected twist to the football landscape.
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Brazil are preparing for their Copa America campaign but will do so without the support of former star Ronaldinho.
Brazil legend Ronaldinho has blasted this year's Copa América squad ahead of the tournament, saying there is a "lack of love for the shirt" among the team.
As if things weren't bad enough for Brazil soccer right now, Ronaldinho made it even worse by railing against the team that will be competing in the Copa…
The legendary Brazilian says he won't be watching or celebrating the team at this summer's tournament.
Brazil legend Ronaldinho has blasted this year's Copa América squad ahead of the tournament, saying there is a "lack of love for the shirt" among the team.
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Ronaldinho made headlines by suggesting he would not support Brazil at the Copa America, but he has now backtracked on those comments.
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On Friday in an interview on social media, Ronaldinho said the Brazilian team lacked "joy", "grit" and "dedication".
Ronaldinho has declared he will never "abandon" Brazil, rowing back on his previous claim that he will not support the Selecao at the upcoming Copa America.