The 2005 Ballon d'Or winner returned to his native Brazil for a latest charity match in Sao Paulo which featured a number of former players, sportsmen and celebrities.
And, as he usually does, the 37-year-old showed he was a class above the rest by unleashing a strike from behind the halfway line which dipped under the bar and into the net.
What a great bloke, we know.
At a recent press conference, Ronaldinho admitted he is close to hanging his boots up for good – but with moments like this we're sure there are a few clubs who'd put up with the World Cup winner.
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