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Ronaldinho signs with Serie C Ravenna, aims for last career goal

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Ronaldinho signs with Serie C Ravenna, aims for last career goal

Brazilian legend Ronaldinho, now 46, arrived this morning in Forlì and made himself available to Serie C side Ravenna, which has signed him and welcomed him as a shareholder, club patron Ignazio Cipriani confirmed. The unexpected move adds a new chapter to his playing career.

Enthusiasm in the city has reached its peak, remaining high since the surprise announcement made several weeks ago. Local supporters have kept the excitement constant, and the buzz has not faded since the club confirmed the signing weeks ago.

Ravenna plans a final professional appearance

The club is competing in Serie C and has been placed in group B for the season. Cipriani announced that the organization intends to field Ronaldinho in a final official match wearing the Ravenna jersey. Ravenna competes in Serie C, the third tier of Italian football.

«He will step onto the field for an official professional match with Ravenna. He will play with a clear and romantic goal: to try to score his last goal in his career», said Cipriani. Cipriani stressed that the match will be Ronaldinho’s last professional appearance.

Tonight, at Marina di Ravenna, the official presentation of the yellow‑red team will be held, with the Brazilian legend among the announced players. The event will showcase the full squad, and Ronaldinho will be part of the lineup awaiting his debut.

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