Barcelona and Brazil legend Ronaldinho is spending his 40th birthday in a Paraguayan prison.
The World Cup winner was jailed earlier this month along with his brother after entering the South American country with a fake passport.
Ronaldinho took part in a football tournament in the prison last week and led his team to victory and the first prize – a 16kg suckling pig.
Due to the coronavirus shutdown, the Brazilian legend has had to spend more time in prison than was originally expected, but reports in the local media said inmates had organised a barbecue on Saturday to keep the former Ballon d’Or winner in good spirits on his 40th birthday.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
- Investing in the Grassroots: Dr. Duffuor unveils plan for salary structure and pension fund
1 hour - Adansi Travel partners Emirates for Dubai Tour
1 hour - Stalled GETFund projects hamper progress of Gbewaa college
1 hour - Ahafo youth benefit from Newmont Ghana construction workers training
2 hours - Article 71 must be deleted entirely from the constitution – Inusah Fuseini
3 hours - MPs must not be appointed Ministers – Brigitte Dzorgbenuku
3 hours - Afriyie-Ankrah chairs UG-SRC’s 65th-anniversary celebration launch
3 hours - Prestea ‘galamseyers’ serve notice of a ‘deadly’ demo against mining firm
3 hours - Azumah Nelson wishes Isaac Dogboe well ahead of WBO Featherweight bout
3 hours - ‘I have never seen any nation built out of angels’ – Barker-Vormawor
4 hours - Joy Change-Speakers Series: A constitution of our making – Oliver Barker-Vormawor
4 hours - Shamima Muslim: Why not you?
4 hours - We cannot be fixated over constitutional longevity – Barker-Vormawor
4 hours - We need to advance inclusive politics by proportional representation in government – Pof. Agyeman-Duah
5 hours - Joy Speaker Series: – Brigitte Dzogbenuku’s case for constitutional review
6 hours