Brazil’s Ronaldinho Said: I Want To Learn Cricket From Sourav Ganguly

Veteran Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho said: I want to learn cricket from Sourav Ganguly. Ronaldinho is going to come to India soon. He will come to Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal.

The Legendary Footballer Will Start The Puja in A Pandal:-

Where he will meet the Chief Minister and will also participate in Durga Puja. He will begin the puja in a pandal, where there will also be a statue of footballer Messi.

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Ronaldinho will come to Kolkata before Durga Puja and will meet Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and gift her a jersey.

The three-time Ballon d’Or winner will also inaugurate the puja at Shree Bhoomi Sporting Club, where a 75-feet statue of Argentina World Cup winner Lionel Messi has been constructed as part of the pavilion.

He Confirmed His Visit To India On Facebook:-

He wrote, “Hello everyone, I will be making my first visit to Kolkata this mid-October and will be participating in a number of charitable activities including visiting my R10 Football Academy, where I will be interacting with the children at Merlin Rise.

Will also see many cultural aspects and be a part of Durga Puja celebrations by visiting Shri Bhoomi Sporting, Ahirtola Yuvak Brindo, Baruipur, Green Park, and Rishra.”

He wrote that he will meet Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and also play a charity football match with former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly.

Want To Learn Cricket From Ganguly- Ronalinho:-

He said, “Apart from this, I will also be a part of a charity football match and will also grace the Diamond Harbor FC ground. I know there are a lot of Brazilian fans in Kolkata and I am very excited to meet them.

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It will be a great honor to meet the Honorable Chief Minister of West Bengal and gift her the jersey. I know cricket is very popular and this time I want to learn cricket from the ‘Dada’ of Bengal.