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SAO PAULO (AP)—Ronaldinho has put behind him the disappointment of not playing in this year’s World Cup and wants to help Brazil win in 2014 when it hosts the tournament.
Ronaldinho says he didn’t even watch this year’s World Cup after not making the squad, but expects to be in condition to play the next one even though he will be 34 years old.
He told Globo TV on Sunday that his goal is to “do very well in the years ahead of the World Cup” to guarantee his place in 2014.
Ronaldinho said he should have made the 2010 World Cup squad after his performances with AC Milan. He was so disappointed at being left out that he didn’t even watch the tournament and preferred to “stay out of it” completely.
Ronaldinho says he didn’t even watch this year’s World Cup after not making the squad, but expects to be in condition to play the next one even though he will be 34 years old.
He told Globo TV on Sunday that his goal is to “do very well in the years ahead of the World Cup” to guarantee his place in 2014.
Ronaldinho said he should have made the 2010 World Cup squad after his performances with AC Milan. He was so disappointed at being left out that he didn’t even watch the tournament and preferred to “stay out of it” completely.