Former Brazil footballer Ronaldinho tests COVID-19 positive
Ronaldinho had retired from football in 2018 after a career that included spells at Gremio, Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona, Milan and Atletico Mineiro.
Ronaldinho had retired from football in 2018 after a career that included spells at Gremio, Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona, Milan and Atletico Mineiro.
Ronaldinho and his brother were arrested in early March in Paraguay for allegedly entering the South American country with fake passports.
A judge suspended charges against Ronaldinho and his brother Roberto Assis on Monday after they struck a plea bargain with prosecutors.
Ronaldinho and Assis travelled to Paraguay on March 4 to participate in a children's charity event and promote a new book.
Ronaldinho and Assis travelled to Paraguay on March 4 to participate in a children's charity event and promote a new book.
39-year-old Ronaldinho was arrested with his brother at the Resort Yacht and Golf Club, around 15km south of Asuncion, late on Wednesday last week.
The two-time world player of the year and his brother Roberto, who was detained with him, spent their third night behind bars in the capital Asuncion on Sunday after using forged travel documents to enter the country.
Ronaldinho's lawyer had earlier denied that he and his brother had used fake passports to enter Paraguay.
Ronaldinho and his brother, Roberto de Assis, were detained on Wednesday after police raided their presidential suite at a luxury hotel in Asuncion
Ronaldinho, 39, and Roberto de Assis, 49, were detained after police raided their presidential suite at the Resort Yacht and Golf Club, around 15km south of Asuncion, late on Wednesday
