Gremio fans were further satisfied with a 4-2 win over Flamengo and Ronaldinho, one of the Brasileiro's top scorers with 13 goals, earning just a yellow card in the 80th minute. So there you go.

Ronaldinho is set to end his contract with AC Milan on Wednesday, clearing the way for his return to his native Gremio, the Brazilian club said. Gremio said Ronaldinho and his agent and brother ...

American soccer fans – particularly those residing in Los Angeles – hoping to see Ronaldinho playing in MLS next season will be disappointed to learn that the Brazilian star has agreed … ...

Ronaldinho, one of Gremio's most illustrious alumni, would have been proud of the mazy movement, and equally happy with how his successor lifted the ball over the head of goalkeeper Esteban ...

The Gremio President has announced “it's all decided with Ronaldinho. All that remains is for his agent to negotiate freeing him from Milan.” Patron Paulo Odone had already stated this week ...

The 24-year-old attacking midfielder starred in November's Copa Libertadores final and is now hoping to shine on the global stage against Ronaldo & Co.

Ronaldinho has declared “if it were up to me, I'd already have signed for Gremio,” and offers to take a pay cut. The Brazilian is desperate for a return to his homeland, but Milan have ...

Gremio president Paulo Odone says the club is trying to sign AC Milan striker Ronaldinho. Odone told Radio Gaucha that the team is putting together a sponsorship plan with private companies to try ...

Super Eagles legend Austin Jay-Jay Okocha shares insights on mentoring Ronaldinho during at PSG and discusses his approach to ...

Two-time world player of the year Ronaldinho has agreed to a deal to sending him to Brazilian soccer club Gremio from AC Milan, Italy’s Gazzetta dello Sport reported Tuesday. The sports newsp… ...

FOOTBALL: Ronaldinho is set to snub Blackburn and complete a transfer to his former club Gremio. The 30-year-old Brazil World Cup winner had been offered £20m over three years by Rovers’ Indian ...

Ronaldinho was greeted by jeers and protests as he returned to Gremio, the club where he was raised, for a Brazilian championship match with Flamengo.